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Year 6 Worksheets and Games: Free Printables for Ages 10 to 11

Year 6 is the last year of primary school in England. Children are aged 10 to 11, they sit the Key Stage 2 national curriculum tests (SATs) in May, and they get ready to move up to secondary school. This page explains what Year 6 covers in maths, English and science, then gives you free printable worksheets and games for each topic, all made by Jaques of London.

Ages 10 to 11Key Stage 2, the final primary year
53 free printablesmaths, English, science and life skills
10 to 30 minutesfor most sheets
Answers on 46notes for the grown-up on every sheet
Screen freepaper and a pencil

What children learn in Year 6

This follows the National Curriculum for England. Your school may teach topics in a different order.

Maths

Year 6 maths builds on fractions, decimals and percentages, adds ratio and proportion, and introduces simple algebra. Children work with numbers up to 10,000,000, use formal methods such as long multiplication and long division, find the area of triangles and parallelograms and the volume of cuboids, work out the mean average, read pie charts and use all four quadrants of a coordinate grid.

See the maths sheets

English

Year 6 grammar and punctuation revisits relative clauses and modal verbs and adds active and passive voice, formal and informal language, linking words that join ideas across paragraphs, and punctuation such as colons, semi-colons, hyphens and bullet points. Children also plan and write persuasive, narrative and non-fiction pieces.

See the English sheets

Science

The Year 6 science programme covers evolution and inheritance, how living things adapt and are classified, how the circulatory system works, how light travels and how electrical circuits work.

See the science sheets

Moving up to secondary school

Many Year 6 children also think about money, online safety, friendships and what secondary school will be like. The life skills sheets below help children talk about all of this with a grown-up.

See the life skills sheets

Year 6 maths worksheets and games

29 free printables. See the full Maths collection

Fractions, decimals and percentages

Number and calculation

Ratio, proportion and algebra

Shape, measure and position

Statistics and probability

Maths games and revision

Year 6 English worksheets and games

9 free printables. See the full English collection

Grammar and punctuation

Writing and speaking

Year 6 science worksheets

2 free printables.

Year 6 life skills, RE and the wider world

9 free printables.

Moving up to secondary school

Money and projects

The wider world

Year 6 Christmas printables

4 free printables. See the full Christmas KS2 collection

Year 6 worksheets: questions parents and teachers ask

What do children learn in Year 6?

Year 6 children are aged 10 to 11. In maths they work on fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio, algebra, area, volume and averages. In English they cover grammar, punctuation, reading and persuasive and narrative writing. In science they study evolution and inheritance, light, electricity and the human circulatory system.

Are these Year 6 worksheets free?

Yes. Every sheet on this page is free to print for home, classroom and home education use.

Are they the same as SATs papers?

No. They are not official test papers. They are original Jaques of London sheets that practise the same skills, including a maths reasoning true or false sheet written with SATs style questions in mind.

How long does each sheet take?

Most take 10 to 30 minutes. Each sheet is two A4 pages. Page 1 is the activity and page 2 has notes for the grown-up, including how to help and what a good answer looks like.

Can teachers use them in class?

Yes. They work as starters, plenaries, early finisher tasks, homework, revision or quiet table activities, and need no preparation beyond printing.

Do I need a printer in colour?

No. Black and white printing is fine for almost every sheet.

Coming from Year 5? See the Year 5 worksheets. Heading to Year 7 next? See the Year 7 worksheets.

Last updated 2026-11-09. Written by the Mini Minds Hub team at Jaques of London.