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Mathematics sample paper 1 (2027 entry)

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A free maths sample paper from St Paul's Girls' School, linked here from the publisher's own site and published in 2026.

  • Maths
  • 2026
  • Written answers

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28 August 2026
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About this paper

Paper type
Sample paper
Subjects
Maths
Exam board or style
School-set paper
Format
Written answers
Year
2026 (for 2027 entry)
Answers
Not published
Hosted by
the school (spgs.org)
Cataloguer's note. Two sections: straightforward arithmetic followed by multi-part problem solving. working must be shown.

Skills classified in this paper

Response items mapped to the pinned Trace Learn skill graph. Multi-skill questions split their weight between tags.

This paper-level analysis needs review

The document reached terminal classification, but the response-item analysis still carries one or more review conditions. Its granular tags are visible as uncertain paper-level evidence and are never used as trend evidence or for rising and falling signals.

  • Elevated medium-confidence mapping rate
Easy questions
4
Medium questions
16
Hard questions
6

Paper-level difficulty counts include every classified response item, including creative-writing prompts. Sitting-year difficulty trends compare objective response items only, so those totals use a different, explicitly labelled denominator.

Published skill tags for Mathematics sample paper 1 (2027 entry)
SubjectSkill tagConceptClassificationWithin-subject shareItems carrying tagEasy / medium / hard weighted items
MathsCalculate a durationMeasurementProvisional analysis3.9%1 of 261 / 0 / 0
MathsCalculate a whole-number operationNumberProvisional analysis3.9%1 of 261 / 0 / 0
MathsCalculate areaMeasurementProvisional analysis2.3%1 of 260 / 0.6 / 0
MathsCalculate perimeterMeasurementProvisional analysis1%1 of 260 / 0 / 0.25
MathsContinue a number sequenceNumberProvisional analysis7.7%2 of 261 / 1 / 0
MathsConvert unitsMeasurementProvisional analysis1.2%1 of 260 / 0.3 / 0
MathsEvaluate an algebraic expressionAlgebraProvisional analysis13.1%4 of 261 / 2.4 / 0
MathsFind a sequence termNumberProvisional analysis7.7%2 of 260 / 2 / 0
MathsMultiply fractionsFractions, decimals, and percentagesProvisional analysis2.3%2 of 260 / 0.6 / 0
MathsSolve a multi-step problemProblem solvingProvisional analysis57.1%16 of 260 / 9.1 / 5.75

Classification coverage: 100% across 26 classified response items from 26 detected. Ratios describe classified items only, so any uncovered detected items are not silently treated as another skill. This profile is automated and is not represented as independent human review. Confirmed, provisional taxonomy, and provisional analysis labels show which claims can safely contribute to trend evidence.

Schools this paper is for

  • St Paul's Girls' School

    London (Hammersmith / Brook Green), Greater London. School website

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