Five school exam papers from SQRC with different topics and year levels, including papers on foundations, multiplication and division, and launchpad, each with designated colors and spaces for student name and class.

Term-By-Term
Assessment

Our GATEWAY and LAUNCHPAD primary maths assessments cover the NCETM or Oak curriculum.

We also offer Y6: Foundations assessment to help assess children starting in Year 6.

Access these resources with subscriptions to Square Club starting at £200

Year 1
Launchpad

Square Club’s Year 1 Launchpad is a simple, interactive assessment log that helps teachers observe and celebrate what pupils can do, building confidence in a developmentally appropriate way.

Gateways

Gateway papers provide clear, accessible checkpoints aligned with ready-to-progress criteria, helping every pupil take confident steps forward—available termly for Yr 2-6 and for pupils at the end of Y1.

Launchpad

Launchpad papers encourage mathematical thinking and creativity with open-ended questions, offering teachers deeper insights into pupil reasoning-available each term for Y2-6.

Year 6
Foundations

Y6 Foundations papers help teachers assess pupils' readiness for Y6 by highlighting strengths and areas for growth, supporting focused teaching, and building confidence for the year ahead.

How to Use Square Club’s
Term-By-Term Assessment

Our Term‑by‑Term assessments are designed to be clear and flexible: Gateways check core progress, Launchpads reveal deeper reasoning, and Foundations secure prior learning. Download Using our Term‑by‑Term Assessments to see how it all works

Y1: Launchpad

Silhouette of a person playing basketball in front of a hoop at sunset.
Abstract geometric pattern with black, white, light blue, and yellow squares.

Designed for ACTIVE ASSESSMENT: a flexible, interactive toolkit of components you can select, combine, and refine to understand how pupils think when they count. Launchpad puts teachers at the heart of assessment—watching and listening with interest, probing and hypothesising, and deciding the next steps with confidence.

Easy to use:
✔ Choose and combine components to suit your class
✔ Fits naturally into everyday teaching
✔ See skills and thinking at a glance

In Year 1, assessment is a fully active process. Launchpad supports teachers to develop expertise in how pupils learn, turning observation into insight and insight into action.

Y1: Launchpad helps teachers work smarter, not harder.

A young boy smiling and looking up, sitting on the floor surrounded by colorful balloons in a classroom with bright natural light, educational decorations, and children's furniture.
Open booklet showing two pages. The left page contains questions about numerical patterns in speech bubbles, and the right page has text about key knowledge spirals, with diagrams of colorful sticky notes and flowcharts.
Abstract geometric pattern with black, pink, light blue, and beige squares.

Gateways

Black and white line drawing of a person sitting cross-legged with a laptop, surrounded by leaves and flowers, in a peaceful outdoor setting.
Abstract geometric pattern with black, white, light blue, and yellow squares.

Designed for CLARITY: direct, accessible questions and instant insight for teachers. Our gateway papers are clear checkpoints, aligned with ready-to-progress criteria, giving every pupil a confident step forward. Each paper starts with a positive “get on the bus” task.

Flexible to use:
✔ Whole or in parts
✔ Fits any routine
✔ See mastered gates at a glance

From Years 2 to 6, pupils take two papers each term. We know Year 1 is all about growth, so the first gateway is at year’s end—when children are ready.

Results flow straight to your tracker and Square-i. Gateway assessments open doors for every learner—clear, simple, meaningful.

A young boy smiling and writing with a yellow pencil at a school desk in a classroom with educational posters and a world map on the wall.
A school exam paper titled 'Year 4 Autumn Gateway Paper A' with fields for name and class, branded with the SCR CLB logo.
Abstract geometric pattern with black, pink, light blue, and beige squares.
Open workbook with math exercises, including partitioning diagrams, number line with letters, scale estimation, and number sequences, on a white surface.

Launchpad

Black and white icon of a person's silhouette with the text 'Hello, my name is' above it.
Abstract geometric pattern with black, white, light blue, and beige squares and rectangles.

Launchpad papers are open, friendly opportunities for children to show their mathematical thinking. Covering the same ready-to-progress criteria as Gateway papers, Launchpads use open-ended questions to let pupils explore and explain their ideas—giving teachers deeper insight into mathematical reasoning.

Easy to use:
✔ Encourage the children to show what they can think about mathematically
✔ Can be flexibly partitioned, making them easy to administer
✔ Encourage creative, independent thinking

One Launchpad paper is available each term for Years 2–6. Launchpads complement Gateways by putting pupil reasoning and curiosity at the heart of assessment—open, insightful, and empowering.

A young girl smiling while doing her schoolwork in a classroom.
Stacks of school notebooks with labels for different year groups and subjects, including Year 3 and Year 5 Autumn Launchpad.
Abstract geometric pattern with black, white, light blue, and light yellow squares.

Y6: Foundations papers help Year 6 teachers understand how securely children have understood the ready-to-progress criteria up to the start of Year 6. There is a separate paper for each ready-to-progress strand, so teachers can see where pupils are confident in their mathematical thinking and where they may need further development.

Easy to use:
✔ Highlight strengths and areas for continued growth
✔ Support focused planning and teaching
✔ Build a secure foundation for the year ahead

Y6: Foundations gives every pupil the chance to begin Year 6 with clarity and confidence, helping teachers guide learning where it’s needed most.

Y6: Foundations

Black silhouette of a bird in flight against a white background.
A young boy wearing a navy blue school sweater, white shirt, and striped tie sitting at a desk in a classroom, smiling while writing with a pen in a notebook.
A stack of educational booklets titled 'Year 6 Foundations: Multiplication and Division' with spaces for student name and class, featuring a letter and brick illustration on the cover.
Abstract composition of black, white, light blue, and beige squares arranged in a grid pattern.
Colorful grid pattern with black, cream, light blue, and yellow squares