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25 June 2026

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Make statistics engaging with this Wimbledon-inspired bar chart worksheet! Using real tennis player data, this activity helps pupils practise key data handling skills, including constructing bar charts, labelling axes, and interpreting results. With a sporting twist, it’s perfect for boosting engagement during Wimbledon season.
Learners will analyse matches won by top players, create their own bar chart, and answer reasoning questions to deepen their understanding.

What’s Included:

  • Data table featuring tennis players (Sinner, Alcaraz, Djokovic, Fritz) and matches won
  • Blank bar chart template to complete
  • Questions on interpreting data and comparing values
  • Challenges including identifying highest/lowest and spotting patterns

Perfect For:

  • KS1 (year 2), KS2 / Year 3–5
  • Maths lessons on statistics and bar charts
  • Wimbledon or sports-themed learning
  • Independent work, homework, or assessment tasks

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