Strand Progression Map
See how mathematical ideas build year by year — from Foundation through to Year 10. Choose a strand to explore its full journey across the curriculum.
Probability
Chance, experiments & compound events
Foundation
Not in this strand
Year 1
Not in this strand
Year 2
Not in this strand
Year 3
- Identify and describe outcomes and the likelihood of everyday events
- Conduct repeated chance experiments and discuss variation in results
Year 4
- Order events or outcomes in terms of likelihood
- Identify whether events are independent or dependent
- Conduct repeated chance experiments and describe variation in results
Year 5
- List possible outcomes of chance experiments
- Estimate likelihoods; compare events with and without equally likely outcomes
- Conduct repeated chance experiments
Year 6
- Assign probabilities using common fractions, decimals and percentages
- Conduct simulations using digital tools to generate and record outcomes
- Compare observed frequencies to expected frequencies
Foundation
Not in this strand
Year 1
Not in this strand
Year 2
Not in this strand
Year 3
- Identify and describe outcomes and the likelihood of everyday events
- Conduct repeated chance experiments and discuss variation in results
Year 4
- Order events or outcomes in terms of likelihood
- Identify whether events are independent or dependent
- Conduct repeated chance experiments and describe variation in results
Year 5
- List possible outcomes of chance experiments
- Estimate likelihoods; compare events with and without equally likely outcomes
- Conduct repeated chance experiments
Year 6
- Assign probabilities using common fractions, decimals and percentages
- Conduct simulations using digital tools to generate and record outcomes
- Compare observed frequencies to expected frequencies
Foundation
Not in this strand
Year 1
Not in this strand
Year 2
Not in this strand
Year 3
- Identify and describe outcomes and the likelihood of everyday events
- Conduct repeated chance experiments and discuss variation in results
Year 4
- Order events or outcomes in terms of likelihood
- Identify whether events are independent or dependent
- Conduct repeated chance experiments and describe variation in results
Year 5
- List possible outcomes of chance experiments
- Estimate likelihoods; compare events with and without equally likely outcomes
- Conduct repeated chance experiments
Year 6
- Assign probabilities using common fractions, decimals and percentages
- Conduct simulations using digital tools to generate and record outcomes
- Compare observed frequencies to expected frequencies
Year 7
- List sample spaces for single-step experiments
- Assign probabilities to outcomes and predict relative frequencies
- Conduct experiments and simulations; explain differences between predicted and observed results
Year 8
- Represent combinations of 2 events with tables and diagrams
- Determine probabilities of compound events to solve practical problems
- Conduct experiments and simulations for compound events using digital tools
Year 9
- Determine sets of outcomes for compound events and represent them in various ways
- Assign probabilities to outcomes of compound events
- Design and conduct experiments or simulations for combined events using digital tools
Year 10
- Apply conditional probability to solve problems involving compound events
- Design and conduct simulations involving conditional probability using digital tools
Year 7
- List sample spaces for single-step experiments
- Assign probabilities to outcomes and predict relative frequencies
- Conduct experiments and simulations; explain differences between predicted and observed results
Year 8
- Represent combinations of 2 events with tables and diagrams
- Determine probabilities of compound events to solve practical problems
- Conduct experiments and simulations for compound events using digital tools
Year 9
- Determine sets of outcomes for compound events and represent them in various ways
- Assign probabilities to outcomes of compound events
- Design and conduct experiments or simulations for combined events using digital tools
Year 10
- Apply conditional probability to solve problems involving compound events
- Design and conduct simulations involving conditional probability using digital tools
Year 7
- List sample spaces for single-step experiments
- Assign probabilities to outcomes and predict relative frequencies
- Conduct experiments and simulations; explain differences between predicted and observed results
Year 8
- Represent combinations of 2 events with tables and diagrams
- Determine probabilities of compound events to solve practical problems
- Conduct experiments and simulations for compound events using digital tools
Year 9
- Determine sets of outcomes for compound events and represent them in various ways
- Assign probabilities to outcomes of compound events
- Design and conduct experiments or simulations for combined events using digital tools
Year 10
- Apply conditional probability to solve problems involving compound events
- Design and conduct simulations involving conditional probability using digital tools
How to use this map
Choose a strand from the tabs above to see how that topic evolves from Foundation to Year 10.
Each card shows 2–3 key concepts for that year. Click any card to open printable worksheets for that level.
Use the map to identify gaps, plan ahead, or find exactly where your child sits in the bigger picture.
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