Year 8 Maths Worksheets
Welcome to our extensive collection of Year 8 maths worksheets, carefully designed to support students as they build on their Year 7 foundation and tackle more advanced mathematical concepts. Our Year 8 resources cover all areas of the KS3 National Curriculum, from expanding brackets and solving equations in Algebra, to working with compound measures and transformations in Geometry. Each worksheet is crafted by experienced maths teachers to provide clear, structured practice that helps Year 8 students develop confidence and mastery across all mathematical topics.
Year 8 Number Worksheets
Year 8 Geometry Worksheets
Year 8 Algebra Worksheets
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What Do Year 8 Students Learn in Maths?
Year 8 represents the middle year of Key Stage 3, where students consolidate their mathematical foundations whilst beginning to encounter more sophisticated concepts that will prepare them for GCSE study. This pivotal year bridges elementary arithmetic and advanced mathematical thinking, requiring students to develop greater fluency and confidence across all mathematical domains.
In Number work, students explore more complex operations with integers, decimals and fractions, including calculations with negative numbers and understanding reciprocals. They develop proficiency with percentages, including percentage increase and decrease, and begin working with standard form for very large and small numbers.
Algebra becomes increasingly prominent as students learn to manipulate algebraic expressions, expand single brackets, and solve more complex linear equations. They explore sequences beyond simple arithmetic progressions and begin to understand functions and their graphical representations.
Geometry extends to include angle relationships in polygons, circle properties, and basic trigonometry in right-angled triangles. Students also work with transformations including rotations and enlargements with scale factors.
Statistics work involves interpreting and constructing various statistical diagrams, calculating averages from frequency tables, and understanding correlation through scatter graphs. Students learn to analyse data critically and draw meaningful conclusions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our collection of Year 8 maths worksheets covers all core areas of the Key Stage 3 curriculum. This includes comprehensive resources for Number (including fractions, decimals, and percentages), Algebra (equations and functions), Geometry (shapes, angles, and transformations), and Statistics (data handling and probability). Every worksheet is designed to align with the National Curriculum requirements for Year 8.
We offer one of the UK's largest libraries of Year 8 maths worksheets. The collection features over 350 individual worksheets, which translates to more than 1,000 pages of high-quality practice materials. We provide exceptional depth across all major topics, ensuring comprehensive coverage for Year 8 students.
Yes, absolutely. Our Year 8 maths worksheets are an excellent tool for revision and test preparation. They provide extensive practice on specific topics, helping students consolidate their learning, identify areas needing improvement, and build confidence before assessments and end-of-year exams.
Yes. Every single one of our Year 8 maths worksheets comes with a complete answer sheet. The answers are provided separately, making them ideal for independent study, homework checking, classroom marking, or self-assessment.
All our Year 8 maths worksheets are provided as high-quality, printable PDF files. This universal format makes them easy to view on any device, print for classroom or home use, and ensures that questions, diagrams, and layouts are always clear and professional.
Every Year 8 maths worksheet available on Cazoom Maths is created by our team of experienced and qualified secondary maths teachers. They use their classroom expertise to design effective and engaging resources that support genuine understanding and skill development.
Our Year 8 maths worksheets are designed to build confidence and competence through consistent, targeted practice. By covering the entire Key Stage 3 curriculum with clear, progressively challenging problems, they help students master fundamental concepts, develop problem-solving skills, and achieve success in their mathematical journey.