Section 11 - Statistics & Probability

Collect, represent, and interpret data before modelling probability situations with rigour.

Chapters 12

Data handling, averages, probability, tree diagrams.

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Chapter 11.1

Types of data & collection

Distinguish discrete/continuous data and plan fair surveys.

40 min Start
Chapter 11.2

Two-way & frequency tables

Organise grouped data and read relationships quickly.

45 min Start
Chapter 11.3

Bar charts & pictograms

Represent categories visually and interpret scales.

35 min Start
Chapter 11.4

Pie charts

Construct and interpret angle-based data displays.

40 min Start
Chapter 11.5

Mean, median, mode & range

Compare measures of central tendency and spread.

45 min Start
Chapter 11.6

Mean from frequency tables

Use midpoint × frequency strategies with grouped data.

45 min Start
Chapter 11.7

Scatter graphs & correlation

Plot paired data, describe trends, and use lines of best fit.

45 min Start
Chapter 11.8

Probability scale & vocabulary

Use probability language and number lines consistently.

35 min Start
Chapter 11.9

Single-event probability

Calculate probabilities using fractions and sample counts.

40 min Start
Chapter 11.10

Experimental probability

Compare theoretical predictions with real experiments.

40 min Start
Chapter 11.11

Sample space diagrams

List outcomes systemically to support probability work.

45 min Start
Chapter 11.12

Tree diagrams (two events)

Use tree diagrams to model successive events.

50 min Start

Next steps

Wrap up Year 8 by revisiting diagnostics or jump into Year 9 for GCSE foundation prep. Cross-link with science mastery to reinforce data literacy.