Y1 Maths Challenge Summer 2 – Broad Heath Primary School

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Mikaeel A. says:

22/06/2025 at 7:37 pm

Bronze
1p and £2
5p and 10p

Silver

£5 & £10 = £15
£20 & £5 = £25
£20 & £10 = £30

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Zari H. says:

22/06/2025 at 6:48 pm

Bronze :
It will be 1p and 2£
It will be 5£ and 10£
Silver:
1. £5 and £10
£10 and £20
£20 and £5

2.£5 and £5
£10 and £10
£20 and £20
Golden:
I can buy it
10p+ 10p
10p+ 5p+ 5p
20p

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Zakariya K. says:

22/06/2025 at 6:09 pm

Bronze:
He has 1p and £2 coin.
he has 5p and 10p coin.
No there are no other answers.
I have 2 coins, 1 large silver coin with 7 sides and 1 small coin with 2 colours.

SILVER
a} £5 and £10 other options are= £10 and £20, £20 and £5
b} £20 and £20 other options are= £5 and £5 and £10 and £10

GOLD
she could have paid with:
1 x 20p
2 x 10p=20p
4 x 5p =20p
20 x 1p =20p
10 x 2p =20p

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Mariam Elgayaar says:

22/06/2025 at 5:43 pm

Bronze challenge

The first child can have
1p + 2 pounds
2p + 1 pound
2p + 2 pound
1p + 1 pound

The second child will have
10p + 5p

Guess what I have
I have 1 coin and it is round and bronze.

Silver challenge

The first child can have
5 pounds + 10 pounds = 15 pounds
10 pounds + 20 pounds = 30pounds
20 pounds + 5 pounds= 25 pounds
The second child can have
5 pounds + 5 pounds= 10 pounds
10 pounds + 10 pounds = 20pounds
20 pounds +20 pounds = 40 pounds

Gold challenge

1 of 20 p
or 4 of 5 p
or 2 of 10 p
or 10 of 2 p
or 20 of 1 p
or 5 of 2 p and 2 of 5p
or 2 of 5p and 1 of 10p

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Kaab H. says:

22/06/2025 at 5:41 pm

Bronze:
2£ and 1p
10p and 5p
Silver:
1.£20+£10=£30
£20+£5=£25
£10+£5=£15
2. £5+£5=£10
£20+£20=£40
£10+£10=£20

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Agnes C. says:

21/06/2025 at 8:57 pm

Bronze
The smallest bronze colour coin is 1p.
The largest coin has 2 colour is £2.
Two coins in silver colour and round shape are 5p and 10p.

Silver
2 different notes
£5 + £10
£5 + £20
£10+ £20
2 same notes
£5 + £5
£10 + £10
£20+ £20

Gold
1x20p
2x10p
4x5p
10x2p
20x1p

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Andreea D. says:

21/06/2025 at 2:55 pm

Bronz
The first child has the smallest coin of 1p and the largest of £20.
The second child has a 5p coin and a 10p coin
Who wants to guess? I have the smallest coin in two colors.

Silver
there are several answers the first child can have:

£20+£10=£30
£20+£5=£25
£10+£5=£15
and the second one
£5+£5=£10
£20+£20=£40
£10+£10=£20
Gold
20 x 1p
10 x 2p
4 x 5p
2 x 10p
1 x 20p

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Humaira K. says:

21/06/2025 at 10:56 am

Bronze
1p and £2
5p and 10p

Silver
1. £5 and £10
£5 and £20
£10 and £20
2. £5 and £5
£10 and £10
£20 and £20

Gold
1 x20p
2 x 10p
4 x 5p
10 x 2p
20 x 1p

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1. Shanvika J. says:
  
  24/06/2025 at 4:25 pm
  
  Bronze
  •The smallest coin is 1 p
  And largest coin with 2 colours is £2 .
  • He must have 5 p and 10 p coin, both coins are round and silver.
  
  Silver
  • 2 different notes can be
  £5+ £10
  £10 +£20
  £5 + £20 .
  • 2 same notes can be
  £5 + £5
  £10 + £10
  £20+ £20
  
  Gold
  
  Asma can pay for 20 p
  1 p – 20 coins
  2 p – 10 coins
  5 p – 4 coins
  10 p – 2 coins
  20 p – 1 coin
  
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2. Shanvika J. says:
  
  24/06/2025 at 4:27 pm
  
  Bronze
  •The smallest coin is 1 p
  And largest coin with 2 colours is £2 .
  • He must have 5 p and 10 p coin, both coins are round and silver.
  
  Silver
  • 2 different notes can be
  £5+ £10
  £10 +£20
  £5 + £20 .
  • 2 same notes can be
  £5 + £5
  £10 + £10
  £20+ £20
  
  Gold
  
  Asma can pay for 20 p
  1 p – 20 coins
  2 p – 10 coins
  5 p – 4 coins
  10 p – 2 coins
  20 p – 1 coin
  
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Saleh Y. says:

19/06/2025 at 7:11 pm

Bronze:
1.) 1p coin and a £2
2p coin and a £2
2.) 5p coin and 10p coin

Silver:
1.) £5 note and £50 note.
£10 note and £20 note
£5 note and £10 note
£5 note and £20 note
£10 note and £50 note
£20 note and £50 note
2.)£50 note and £50 note.
£10 note and £10 note
£20 note and £20 note.
£5 note and £5

Gold:
10p + 10p
20p
5p+5p+5p+5p
20 ONE pence coins
10 TWO pence coins
10p + 5p + 5p
10p + 2p + 2p + 2p + 2p + 2p
10p + TEN 1ps
FIVE 2p coins + TEN 1p coins

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Ayat A. says:

18/06/2025 at 10:24 pm

Bronze
1)1p and £2
2)5p 10p
Silver
Boy combination
£5+£10=£15
£20+5=£25
10+30=30
Girl combination
£10+£10=£20
£5+£5=£10
£20+£20=£40

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Yusha Bhayat says:

18/06/2025 at 6:12 pm

Gold Challenge:
1. 1 x 20p
2. 2 x 10p
3. 1 x 10p + 2 x 5p
4. 1 x 10p + 1 x 5p + 5 x 1p
5. 1 x 10p + 1 x 5p + 2 x 2p + 1 x 1p
6. 1 x 10p + 1 x 5p + 1 x 2p + 3 x 1p
7. 1 x 10p + 1 x 5p + 5 x 1p
8. 1 x 10p + 5 x 2p
9. 1 x 10p + 4 x 2p + 2 x 1p
10. 1 x 10p + 3 x 2p + 4 x 1p
11. 1 x 10p + 2 x 2p + 6 x 1p
12. 1 x 10p + 1 x 2p + 8 x 1p
13. 1 x 10p + 10 x 1p
14. 4 x 5p
15. 3 x 5p + 5 x 1p
16. 3 x 5p + 2 x 2p + 1 x 1p
17. 2 x 5p + 5 x 2p
18. 2 x 5p + 4 x 2p + 2 x 1p
19. 2 x 5p + 10 x 1p
20. 1 x 5p + 5 x 2p + 5 x 1p
21. 10 x 2p
22. 8 x 2p + 4 x 1p
23. 6 x 2p + 8 x 1p
24. 4 x 2p + 12 x 1p
25. 2 x 2p + 16 x 1p
26. 20 x 1p

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Jasmine M. says:

18/06/2025 at 10:26 am

Bronze Challenge:

The smallest coin is bronze equals 1p.
The largest coin with 2 colours equals £2.

Two different coins that are silver and round are 5p and 10p.

I have 2 silver coins that are not round. Can you guess what they are?

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Jasmine M. says:

18/06/2025 at 10:18 am

Silver Challenge:

I have 2 notes, they are different:
The different combinations are
£5 and £10
£5 and £20
£10 and £20

I have 2 notes, they are the same:
The different combinations are
£5 and £5
£10 and £10
£20 and £20

Gold Challenge:

1 x 20p coin.
2 x 10p coins.
5 x 5p coins.
10 x 2p coins.
20 x 1p coins.

I also mixed different coins to make 20p.

1 x 10p coin and 2 x 5p coins.
1 x 10p coin and 10 x 1p coins.
1 x 10p coin and 5 x 2p coins.
1 x 10p coin, 1 x 5p coin, 1 x 2p coin and 3 x 1p coins.
1 x 10p coin, 1 x 5p coin, 2 x 2p coins and 1 x 1p coin.
1 x 10p coin, 1 x 5p coin and 5 x 1p coins.
3 x 5p coins, 2 x 2p coins and 1 x 1p coin.
3 x 5p coins, 1 x 2p coin and 3 x 1p coins.
3 x 5p coins and 5 x 1p coins.

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Alisha I. says:

18/06/2025 at 8:03 am

Bronze
£2 coin
1p coin

5p coin
10p coin

Silver
£5 + £10 =£15.00
£10 + £10 =£20.00

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Ibrahim A. says:

16/06/2025 at 10:53 pm

Bronze

*1p and 2p
*5p and 10p

Sliver
£5 add £10 =£15
£5 add £20 =£25
£10 + £20 =£30

£5 and £5 =£10
£10 and £10= £20
£20 and £20 =£40

Gold

20p x 1p = 20p
10p x 2p=20p
1p x 20p =20p
2p x 10p =20p
4p x 5p =20p

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Malikah Y. says:

16/06/2025 at 7:49 pm

The smallest is 1p
The largest is 50p
5+5=10
10+10=20
1+4=5
40+10=50

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Pola Z. says:

16/06/2025 at 4:22 pm

BRONZE CHALLENGE

1p and £2
5p and 10p

SILVER CHALLENGE

£5 and £10
£10 and £20
£20 and £5

£5 and £5
£10 and £10
£20 and £20

GOLD CHALLENGE

20p
50p
£1
£2

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Haniya H. says:

15/06/2025 at 8:17 pm

Bronze

1p and £2
5p and 10p

Silver

£5 and £10
£10 and £20
£20 and £5

£5 and £5
£10 and £10
£20 and £20

Gold

20 x 1p
10 x 2p
2 x 10p
4 x 5p
1 x 20p

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Jeevansh G. says:

14/06/2025 at 1:18 pm

BRONZE

1p,£2
5p,10p
No

a coin which is a circle and has 2 different colours?

SILVER

£5,£10 or £5,£20 or £10,£20

two £10 or two £5 or two £20

GOLD

10P+10P
5P+5P+5P+5P
20P
Ten 2p
10p+2p+1p+5p+2p
10p+5p+5p

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Fatima N. says:

11/06/2025 at 8:26 pm

Bronze
1 pound 2 pounds
Silver
5p 10 p

Silver
5 + 5 =10
10+5=15
10+10=20
20+10=30
20+20=40

Gold
10+10=20
4×5=20
40_20=20
15+5=20

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Kiaan T. says:

11/06/2025 at 7:43 am

Gold:
20 x 1p
10 x 2p
4 x 5p
2 x 10p
1 x 20p
Bronze
1p and 2p
5p and 10p

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Sumaya N. says:

10/06/2025 at 6:16 pm

Bronze
The boy could have a 1p or a 2p
And he has either £1 or £2
The girl has 5p and 10p
I have one coin it is silver and the biggest one.

Silver
I think the boy has a £5 and a £20 note, when I add them together they make £25.
He could have £10 and £5 that makes £15.
He might have £10 and £20 that makes £30.
I think the girl has two £10 notes so when I add them together it will make £20.
She could also have two £5 notes which add to £10.
She might have two £20 notes which add up to £40.

Gold
Asma could have paid with
20 1p
Or 10 2p
Or 4 5p
Or 2 10p
And 1 20p.

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Samah B. says:

09/06/2025 at 8:29 pm

Bronze :-1p and £2. 5p and 10p
sliver:- £5 and £10. £10 and £20.
gold:-20p/1, 10p/2, 5p/4, 2p/10. 1p/20.

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Hamaad B. says:

09/06/2025 at 6:39 pm

Bronze:
1p and £2
5p and 10p
No there is no other coin which are silver and round only 5p and 10p
Silver:
£5 and£10 or £10 and £20
Two notes of £5 or £10 or £20
Gold:
It can be 10p+ 10p or 10p+ 5p+ 5p or 20p+ 10 p

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Moniade L. says:

08/06/2025 at 8:55 pm

BRONZE
1p and £2
5p and 10p

SILVER
£5 and £10
£10 and £20
£20 and £5

£5 and £5
£10 and £10
£20 and £20

GOLD

20p
50p
£1
£2

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Riane K. says:

08/06/2025 at 7:26 pm

1. Smallest 1p and largest £2
2. 5p and 10p
3. Not possible 5p and 10p are the only round coins

Silver
1 . £5 and £10 = £15
£5 and £20 £25
£20 and £10 £30

1. £5 and £5 =£10
2. £10+£10 = £20
3. £20+ £20 £40

Gold
1px20
2px10
5px4
10x2p
4x5p
20x1p

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Airah I. says:

07/06/2025 at 8:09 pm

Bronze
1)1p and £2
2)5p 10p
Silver
Boy combination
£5+£10=£15
£20+5=£25
10+30=30
Girl combination
£10+£10=£20
£5+£5=£10
£20+£20=£40

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Yusra A. says:

07/06/2025 at 7:37 pm

Bronze Challenge
The smallest coin is 1p.
The largest coin is £2.

The boy has 5p and 10p coins as both are round in shape and are made of silver.

Silver Challenge
The boy can have a combination of
£5+£10=£15
£10+£20=£30
£5+£20=£25

The girl can have a combination of
£5+£5=£10
£10+£10=£20
£20+£20=£40

Gold Challenge
Asma has to pay one of the following combination
20x1p= 20p
10x2p=20p
4x5p=20p
2x10p=20p
1x20p=20p

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Jese A. says:

07/06/2025 at 5:29 pm

[BRONZE]
1p and 2pound
5p and 10p is round, silver and small

[SILVER]
5 pound and 10 pound
5 pound and 5 pound
20p, 10p and 10p, 4 5 p’s and 50p

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Zahra M. says:

07/06/2025 at 1:14 pm

Bronze:
1p and £2.
5p and 10p.
No there are not more than 1 possible answer.
I have 2 coins, 1 small coin that is round and bronze. I have 1 big coin that is silver and has 7 sides.

Silver:
£20+£10=£30
£20+£5=£25
£10+£5=£15

£5+£5=£10
£20+£20=£40
£10+£10=£20

Gold:
20 x 1p
10 x 2p
4 x 5p
2 x 10p
1 x 20p

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