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Don't like plant-based meat alternatives, but want to spare animals and the environment? There's hope on the horizon, aided by a good helping of maths.

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Revision booklets - this will give you the Hegarty clip numbers for the topics you want to revise.
Knowledge Organisers - help with the key facts you need to know and be able to use. Useful if you are revising by creating a poster or flash cards
Questions by topic - links to online sites you can get exam questions to help you practice certain topics. Mathsgenie is a very good one!
Exam Support - advice for the exams
Edexcel info - top document in this tab tells you the formulae you need to know as it is not given to you in the exam. 2nd document helps you understand what the different words that can be used in the question mean so you know what it's asking from you (command words)
Calculator skills - links to videos to share some key tips for using your calculators
Revision lists for these PPEs - below

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Sparx Learning provides maths solutions to more than half of UK schools, several large International School Groups and many individual schools across the world. We now provide maths in 23 countries supporting over 2,000 schools, 35,000 teachers and 1.8 million students.

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For Secondary schools, Sparx Maths delivers personalised intelligent maths practice, that is proven to boost grades. We provide maths in 23 countries supporting over 2,000 schools, 40,000 teachers and 1.8million students.

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Exam board content from BBC Bitesize for students in England, Northern Ireland or Wales. Choose the exam specification that matches the one you study.

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All content beyond this point is for the higher tier only.

Copyright © Maths Genie. Maths Genie Limited is a company registered in England and Wales with company number 14341280. Registered Office: 143 Lynwood, Folkestone, Kent, CT19 5DF.

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Free online GCSE video tutorials, notes, exam style questions, worksheets, answers for all topics in Foundation and Higher GCSE. The content is suitable for the Edexcel, OCR and AQA exam boards.

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Welcome to Corbettmaths! Home to 1000's of maths resources: Videos, Worksheets, 5-a-day, Revision Cards and much more.

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Programmes for Maths Key Stage 4 students - Oak National Academy

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Free online Maths programmes for Key Stage 4 students

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AQA - Sample Assessment Material and Practice set 1 and 2

OCR - Sample Assessment Material and Practice set 1

Pearson Edexcel - Sample Assessment Material, Specimen set 1 and Specimen set 2.

WJEC Eduqas - Sample Assessment Material

Please note that these questions have been copied/retyped from the original sample/specimen assessment materials and whilst every effort has been made to ensure there are no errors, any that do appear are mine and not the exam boards (similarly any errors I have corrected from the originals are also my corrections and not theirs!).

The objective is to provide support to fellow teachers and to give you a flavour of how different topics "could" be examined. They should not be used to form a decision as to which board to use (as if they would .. but it needs to be said!). There is no guarantee that a topic will or won't appear in the "live" papers from a specific exam board or that examination of a topic will be as shown in these questions.

Please also see my other notes about this resource and also check out the questions by topic for the FOUNDATION TIER PAPERS !

PS - The only questions I have excluded , are a few of the questions in relation to scale drawings and bearings due to scaling the pictures.

PPS - Please do not put these papers on your own website - I am still updating them as and when I find mistakes!

PROBABILITY

Probability - H - Probability 1 v2

Probability - H - Probability 2 v2

Geometry - H - Angles in Parallel Lines v2

Geometry - H - Angles in polygons v2

Geometry - H - Area & Perimeter v2

Geometry - H - Enlargements v2

Geometry - H - Similarity & Congruence v2

Geometry - H - Reflections v2

Geometry - H - Pythagoras Theorem v2

Geometry - H - Exact Value of Trigonometric Ratios v2

Geometry - H - Translations v2
Geometry - H - Trigonometry v2 - SOLUTIONS v2
Geometry - H - Vectors v2

Geometry - H - Rotations v2

Geometry - H - Volume of Prisms, Cones, Pyramids and Spheres v2

Geometry - H - Plans & Elevations v2

Geometry - H - Circles Arcs and Sectors v2

Geometry - H - 2D Shapes and 3D Forms v2

Algebra - H - Algebraic Fractions v2
Algebra - H - Algebraic Fractions v2 - SOLUTIONS
Algebra - H - Algebraic Proof v2

Algebra - H - Coordinates v2
Algebra - H - Coordinates v2 - SOLUTIONS v2
Algebra - H - Equation of a Circle v2

Algebra - H - Factorising, Expanding, Solving Polynomials v2

Algebra - H - Forming & Solving Equations v2

Algebra - H - Functions v2

Algebra - H - Inequalities v2

Algebra - H - Iteration v2

Algebra - H - Quadratic Formula v2

Algebra - H - Sequences v2

Algebra - H - Simplify, Expand & Simplify v2
Algebra - H - Simplify, Expand & Simplify v2 - Solutions
Algebra - H - Simultaneous Equations v2

Algebra - H - Straight Line Graphs v2

Algebra - H - Substitution, Solving & Rearranging Equations v2

NUMBER

Number - H - Fractions v2

Number - H - Bidmas, Powers & Roots v2

Ratio - H - Compound Measures v2

STATISTICS
Statistics - H - Cumulative Frequency v2

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STICKY! 9-1 Exam questions by topic - HIGHER TIER - version 2

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STICKY! 9-1 Exam questions by topic - BOTH TIERS

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The below are all the questions collated by topic that appear on BOTH TIERS from the below samples and specimens: AQA - Sample Assessment Material, Practice set 1 and 2 OCR - Sample Assessment Material and Practice set 1 Pearson Edexcel - Sample Assessment

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STICKY! 9-1 Exam Questions by topic ... Foundation - VERSION 3 -

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GCSE Maths (9-1) Command Words A3 Poster

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GCSE Maths (9-1) Geometrical Reasoning Poster

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Discover Mathigon, the Mathematical Playground. Learning mathematics has never been so interactive and fun!

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A collection of resources to aid the teaching of GCSE mathematics. Randomly generated GCSE exam papers and markschemes, practice questions, revision grids, grade boundaries, exam countdowns, formulae sheets, and more.

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Maths Made Easy is the leading provider of exceptional GCSE Maths revision materials for the 9-1 GCSE Maths course for AQA, Edexcel and OCR.

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New 9-1 GCSE Maths (Foundation and Higher), New A Level Maths

Quick GCSE Revision and Skills Check Videos

Disclaimer!
These videos are for skills checking and very quick revision only to check you can do the skill.
They are not intended to teach you the topic. Please see the GCSE Book for that.
The method I use may differ to the one you have learned.
These videos will not go through longer wordy questions.
The tier will be stated on the link and in the video title.

Number

Ratio & Proportion and Rates of Change

Algebra

Geometry and Measures

Statistics

Probability

New 9-1 GCSE Maths (Foundation and Higher), New A Level Maths

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New 9-1 GCSE Maths (Foundation and Higher), New A Level Maths Disclaimer! These videos are for skills checking and very quick revision only to check you can do the skill.They are not intended to teach you the topic.

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Take a look at the short video tutorials to help you over the difficult concepts that you may find when doing GCSE maths.

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The Whole of GCSE Maths | Higher & Foundation Exam Revision | Edexcel AQA OCR | Tutor lead revision

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Click your answer, or use the Q or P keys on your keyboard.

You can also type Q or P to continue.

You can also type Q or P to continue.

You can also type Q or P to continue.

Answer by clicking, or with Q and P.

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You Can't Do Simple Maths Under Pressure

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Possibly the most addictive maths quiz ever made.

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These Pick 'n' MixMaths documents (Higher tier) show different types of question that could be asked on each topic. They are a good starting point for revision, and include mark schemes too.

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Pick n MixMaths | Maths | MathsPrism | Maths Prism

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These Pick 'n' MixMaths documents (Higher tier) show different types of question that could be asked on each topic. They are a good starting point for revision, and include mark schemes too.

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Mixed questions

Great resources that test a variety of topics for intense, rapid revision.

Topic booklets

Perfect if you want to focus on a particular topic. Includes exam questions and solutions.

Problem solving

Ever feel like you don't even know what the question is asking you? Try these.

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KS4 Resources | Maths | MathsPrism | Maths Prism

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Mixed questions Great resources that test a variety of topics for intense, rapid revision. Topic booklets Perfect if you want to focus on a particular topic. Includes exam questions and solutions. Problem solving Ever feel like you don't even know what the question is asking you? Try these.

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Videos about numbers and mathematics. Videos by Brady Haran since 2011. Our thanks to Jane Street. Thanks also to SLMath, the Simons Foundation, and our Patreon supporters.

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Fun fact: The number 163 is prime, which we can prove simply by showing that it is not divisible by 2, 3, 5, 7, or 11. (Of those prime factors, the only one that's a little tricky to check is 7, but I can see that since 140 + 21 = 161 is a multiple of 7, the number 163 is not.). By the way ... why don't I have to check prime factors greater than 11? Howie Hua gives a nice little video explanation.

First, indulge me while I give a little plug for my own playful math project, a series of free math songs on my YouTube channel called Tunes that Count. We just released a new song about powers of 2 called The Power of Powers. Check it out!

Now, check out the great things I found below. Some are perfect little nuggets for use in classrooms or homeschooling. I also found some great math-art project ideas. Enjoy!
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF MATHEMATICS
March 14 was Pi Day, of course, but according to UNESCO it is also the International Day of Mathematics. One of the activities that was organized was a mathematics cartoon contest. Children and adults from all over the world entered, and you can see some of the selected cartoons in this gallery. Since the cartoons have no words -- only visuals and mathematical symbols -- the gallery is a testament mathematics as a universal form of communication. Below is one of my favorite of the cartoons, submitted by two students from Colombia.
FRENCH WEEK OF MATHEMATICS
Speaking of playful math....The French Ministry of Education sponsors a "week of mathematics" each year with a different theme in which it encourages people to create and share playful mathematics activities. This year, the "week" of mathematics ran from March 6 to March 15 and had the theme "Mathématiques à la carte." The contribution shown below is a clever game of vector dominoes by Jeux 2 Maths. For more details and for more games see their website. (Many of the games are so visual that you don't need to read French to understand them.) If you want to see more ideas, search for the hashtag #SDM2023 on Twitter.
HAPPY PALINDROME DAY!
NCTM reminded us with a tweet that March 20, 2023 was a palindrome day! Naturally that raises questions. I wonder how special that is? Do we get only one per year? Do we get one every year?

PLAYFUL CLASSROOM MATH Math for Love
A recent post from Math for Love helps teachers out with resources to plan a Family Math Night at their school. In general, I love games and puzzles where the rules are simple but the math is not. This blog post offers a nice sample of such games and puzzles. The image below shows one puzzle type (The Broken Calculator), which I think would be perfect for 4th or 5th grade. In fact, I loved the idea so much I created my own version for a 5th grade decimal unit. (For example, how would you make 0.364 without the decimal point and without a 3, 6 or 4? Tricky!)

Denise Gaskin's Let's Play Math

Denise has been sharing free games and activities from her collection of playful books. One of her books is called "Thinking Thursday: A new math journaling prompt every week!" From this book Denise recently shared the prompt, "Pick a topic you have learned in math. Write two correct statements and one false statement. Trade with a friend. Can you find each other's fibs?"

Here's an example of a more targeted prompt: "Tell me two truths and a lie about the median of a set of 5 numbers." If you try it yourself, as I did below, you'll see it's not so easy to write these kinds of statements. Open-ended tasks like this are great for differentiation within a classroom because students will each challenge themselves at an appropriate level.

A. The median of 5 numbers is always a number in the set.

B. The median of 5 numbers is always greater than the smallest number in. the set.

C. The median of 5 numbers does not change if you add 10 to the largest number.

Reflections and Tangents: Thoughts on Math, Education, and Technology

The Reflections and Tangents blog has done a series of posts using what they call the "Same and Different inquiry routine." The idea is that you present students with two similar mathematical situations, and (as the name suggests) ask students to brainstorm how the situations are the same and how they are different. The March 3 blog post gives an example from calculus, but you could really adapt the structure of the activity to any grade level at all. For a middle school classroom, you might ask, for example, what is the same and what is different about 3 different sequences.
@Mathgarden
This recent tweet by Sunil Singh sort of blew my mind. He shows a textbook illustration that extends Pascal's triangle upwards to include Row - 1, Row -2, and Row -3. Why didn't I think of this before? Extending the triangle would make a wonderful, playful activity for middle schoolers. For older students, it broadens the application of the binomial theorem to include negative exponents.
PLAYFUL MATH PROJECTS, PUZZLES, AND GAMES FOR MATH CIRCLES Playful Bookbinding and Paperworks
This blog is by an artist (Paula Beardell Krieg) who explores mathematics visually. In a recent post she turns a circle theorem about inscribed right triangles into an art project. Notice the visual impact of this drawing: In spite of the complexity and asymmetry of the drawing, many of the lines Paula created intersect in what appears to be the center of the circle. The drawing invites you to wonder why!
Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival activities blog
The Julia Robinson Math Festival is always a good source of playful activities. Their new blog for activities that are not quite ready for prime time is a great find. The most recent post on Modular Origami with Sonobe Units is a rich activity that could keep a math circle busy and engaged for a few sessions. The origami squares become building blocks to create polyhedra, which can then be explored geometrically (exploring structures) and algebraically (exploring numerical patterns).

Early Family Math

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A math blog by Sian Zelbo for elementary and middle school. Emphasizes problem solving and mathematical reasoning.

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Matt Parker has launched Matt Parker's Maths Puzzles! Once a week Matt will be making a puzzle video, in addition to his normal Stand-up Maths videos.

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Alex Bellos writes about mathematics and is the author of the puzzle book Can You Solve My Problems?

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Free Homework & Revision for A Level, GCSE, KS3 & KS2

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Free revision for your GCSE & A Level exams. Join over 6.5 million students learning 2x faster across 250+ exam board specific A Level, GCSE & KS3 Courses.

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This section should give you an insight into how I plan a lesson, and hopefully help with your lesson planning process too. Here is a quick overview of what you'll find within each topic:

GCSE Specifications

find out exactly what is required for the Maths GCSE from each awarding body, together with the very best exemplar material

Videos

watch other teachers approach topics, and set the videos for your students who have missed the lesson or who need extra practise

Worksheets (with answers!)

use in class, or for homework, or for setting dreaded cover work!

Diagnostic Questions

use my Diagnostic Questions website to find topic-specific quizzes and questions for the new maths GCSE. Use these in class, or set for homework and assessments. Identify, understand and resolve misconceptions, print off reports, use powerful data analytics, give feedback and measure progress, all for free!

Lessons

top quality, complete lessons, rammed packed with questions, examples and activities. The ideal things to use as a basis for your lessons. Download them, adapt them to suit your teaching style and the needs of your students, and away you go!

Rich Tasks

the very best selection of low barrier, high ceiling rich maths tasks out there. They engage students, offer challenge and support, and provide that all important purposeful practise.

Interactive Resources

demonstrate topics in exciting, visual ways, test students' hypotheses, or set them off on their own investigations. This is technology, not for the sake of technology, but to really enhance teaching and learning.

Probing Questions

meet "Convince Me that..." and "VI3 Treatment", two concepts we use in our maths department to introduce topics, assess baseline knowledge, promote student discussion in lesson and set follow-up work after homeworks

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Free Maths Topic Resources on Mr Barton Maths

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This section should give you an insight into how I plan a lesson, and hopefully help with your lesson planning process too.

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Geometric Constructions ... Animated!

"Construction" in Geometry means to draw shapes, angles or lines accurately.

These constructions use only compass, straightedge (a ruler, but not using the numbers) and a pencil.

This is the "pure" form of geometric construction: no numbers involved!

Basics

Learn these two first, they are used a lot:

Points and Lines

Angles

And it is useful to know how to do 30°, 45° and 60° angles. We can use the angle bisector method (above) to create other angles such as 15°, etc.

Triangle Basics

Triangle Centers

Circle Basics

Circles and Tangents

Polygons

And for the "Master Class":

(Note: You can also see how to Use the Drafting Triangle and Ruler, Use the Protractor, and How to construct a Triangle With 3 Known Sides, but they are not "pure" geometric constructions.)

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Math explained in easy language, plus puzzles, games, quizzes, worksheets and a forum. For K-12 kids, teachers and parents.

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Renovation work underwayI’m currently redesigning this area of the site. Giving the resources a face lift and also providing solutions to the questions. Check back in a week for the new image Quick Wits. Higher Quick Wits 1 - 6 are in the new format with answers. Foundation Quick Wits 1 is in the ne…

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5 Essential GCSE Maths Calculator Skills You Need To Know! | Casio Calculator

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5 More GCSE Maths Calculator Skills You Need To Know! | Casio Calculator

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Landing > Top 5 Calculator Hacks | PG Online

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Business Computer Science & IT Design & Technology Mathematics Science ClearRevise About

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Russell Education Trust - Calculator skills - created from blog by J Morgan

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New 9-1 GCSE Maths (Foundation and Higher), New A Level Maths

GCSE and A Level Maths DVDs, Active Books, Videos, Worksheets and Free Help/Work Books.
1000s of free resources made by Steve Blades.
www.m4ths.com is looking for a sponsor to help keep the site running to provide free resources for pupils, parents & teachers. Please contact me via twitter if you are able to help or would like to advertise on the site. You can donate using Paypal Donate button above.

New 9-1 GCSE Maths (Foundation and Higher), New A Level Maths

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www.m4ths.com - A Level and GCSE Mathematics - Revision

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New 9-1 GCSE Maths (Foundation and Higher), New A Level Maths GCSE and A Level Maths DVDs, Active Books, Videos, Worksheets and Free Help/Work Books. 1000s of free resources made by Steve Blades.www.m4ths.com is looking for a sponsor to help keep the site running to provide free resources for pupils, parents & teachers.

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Year 11 Maths Genie revision links - Higher

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Year 11 Maths Genie revision links - Foundation

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Mathematician and comedian Matt Parker explores important topics for students studying GCSE Maths.

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Higher Unit 4 - Fractions, Ratios & Percentages

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Higher Unit 8 - Transformations & Constructions

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Higher Unit 9 - Equations & Inequalities

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Higher Unit 11 - Multiplicative Reasoning

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Higher Unit 12 - Similarity & Congruence