Students explore calculations involving the perimeter, area, and volume of various geometric shapes and solids, including triangles, rectangles, circles, and prisms. Through these exercises, they develop a strong grasp of how to measure physical space and understand the mathematical relationships between different geometric dimensions. This practice not only enhances their geometric understanding but also equips them with practical skills necessary for real-life applications such as in construction, design, and everyday problem-solving.

In this module, students investigate the properties of various shapes and figures, such as angles, sides, and symmetries in polygons, and surface areas and volumes in three-dimensional figures. They learn to classify shapes based on their properties and solve problems related to these characteristics. These exercises help students appreciate geometry's role in visualising and solving practical problems and understanding the world around them.

Students engage with fundamental theorems in geometry such as the Pythagorean theorem, properties of triangles, and circle theorems. They learn to construct proofs and use logical reasoning to validate geometric statements. This practice not only sharpens their logical thinking but also prepares them for advanced mathematical studies. Understanding these theorems and applying them in various contexts helps students develop a deeper appreciation for the rigor and beauty of mathematics.