Mathematics
P levels (1-3) are the same in all subjects, because they are measuring a basic response to a stimulus. P levels 4–8 are more specific, measuring how the pupil acquires skills and knowledge in each subject area. These pages contain lists of the basic requirements for P levels 4-8 in mathematics and look at how they are affected by the main areas of disability. Follow the links to see how each disability affects the achievement of P levels and for some ideas to help your pupils.
Mathematics is divided into three areas:
- Using and applying mathematics
- Numbers
- Shapes, space and measures
Requirements of P levels
- Mathematics: requirements of P level 4
- Mathematics: requirements of P level 5
- Mathematics: requirements of P level 6
- Mathematics: requirements of P level 7
- Mathematics: requirements of P level 8
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