Peter Robson Maths for Practice and Revision Book 4 extends the series into a wider range of problem-solving topics. It combines worked methods with practice questions, helping pupils understand the process before attempting each skill independently.
What does Peter Robson Book 4 cover?
- Averages, including the mean
- Clocks, calendars and the 24-hour clock
- Sets and Venn diagrams
- Speed, distance and time
- Number bases other than ten
- Angles and related problem solving
The range of topics makes Book 4 particularly useful for confident upper-primary pupils, entrance-exam preparation and Key Stage 3 consolidation. Some material goes beyond routine arithmetic, so pupils should already have secure number skills.
Who is this book for?
We recommend Book 4 for pupils who have progressed through the earlier books or can already demonstrate equivalent knowledge. It can help able Year 5 and Year 6 pupils encounter less familiar problems, while Key Stage 3 students can use it to revisit important ideas with structured practice.
Why we recommend it
- Worked examples support independent learning
- A varied topic mix develops mathematical flexibility
- Questions move beyond simple recall
- Useful for entrance tests and broader KS3 preparation
Helpful guidance and next steps
For a wider overview, read our guide to preparing for 11+ maths questions and our explanation of the Key Stage 3 Maths curriculum.
If your child needs targeted support, explore our Maths tuition or view current classes, times and prices.
Complete the series
Use Peter Robson Book 3 first if algebra needs further work. The complete answer book covers Books 1–5.
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