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Free Functional Skills Maths Online 10-Minute Tests

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Free Functional Skills Maths Online 10-Minute Tests

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These free online CGP 10-Minute Tests are superb for Functional Skills Maths practice on the go! All the answers are explained at the end of each test.

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An interactive maths worksheet to practice Adding decimals. Randomly generated and self marking.

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GCSE Exam Questions By Topic - June 2017 - Nov 2020

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GCSE Exam Questions By Topic - June 2017 - Nov 2020

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Functional Skills Level 2 Maths and English | Pass Functional Skills

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What is Functional Skills Level 2?

Functional skills level 2 is a GCSE equivalent that University courses and employers accept as a grade C or level 4. All learners looking to gain access to a further education course must have a level 2 maths and English qualification that is recognised through its formal regulation. At Pass Functional Skills we only offer Ofqual regulated qualifications to ensure that these are accepted everywhere along with free functional skills maths and English level 2 online courses.

Functional skills level 2 courses tend to be much shorter than a full 2 year GCSE course, with some learners completing their studies within a matter of days. You can also take the functional skills exams all year round from your home with online invigilation and at any time including evenings and weekends. This makes the level 2 exams accessible to every learner regardless of location or work commitments. At Pass Functional Skills, we ensure we offer level 2 exams that meet the needs of our learners, which means making them affordable and easy to organise.

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Functional Skills Level 2 Maths and English | Pass Functional Skills

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Access Maths is a website created to share and store maths resources and maths games for maths teachers. It has been born from a passion for well structured and enjoyable maths resources with an aim to inspire both teachers and students in the field of mathematics.

These maths resources are aimed to help teachers engage students within the maths curriculum, by presenting the work in a way which will excite the pupils and most importantly help them learn!

All the Access Maths resources and maths games here are tried, tested and created by myself. I hope they are as useful to you as they are, and have been for me.

The website itself is very much in its infancy stage so there are going to be plenty of updates and new maths resources over the coming new year. So keep checking for regular updates! There are also free maths games under construction constantly that you can find in the games page!

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Maths Teaching Resources, teaching blog and maths games.

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Functional Skills Revision Resources, Videos, Exam Questions and Booklets

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Pass your Functional Skills Maths exam with revision resources, videos, exam questions and workbooks. Resources suitable for exams with NCFE, Edexcel, City & Guilds, AQA, Highfield and Open Awards.

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Fantastic for Starters and Plenaries. Generates random questions and provides answers. Designed to display well on whiteboards.

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Interactive whiteboard resources for your Maths lessons: Made by passionate Maths teachers to help ignite the classroom

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Predicted Papers, Topic Busters, Demon Questions,
Mini Mocks.

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Maths for Primary and Secondary

Resources for students and teachers

Access hundreds of quizzes and other interactive activities that will help you enjoy and improve your maths whether you are at school or at home. There are thousands of carefully designed questions to improve maths knowledge and help develop fluency in important maths skills. These activities, developed for ks1 up to GCSE, have been helping students to better their target grades for more than ten years.

You can access the activities for free, but if you sign up for an account activities will be grouped together by topic and your scores for the interactive games and quizzes will be saved so that you can keep track of your progress.

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Popular with both teachers and students, the questions in these free maths resources are carefully crafted and include the answers. They are designed to help students to take the first steps in each topic, then strengthen and extend their knowledge and skills. The resources include revision questions for KS2 SATs and GCSE.

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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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Arrange the analogue and digital clock faces in order from earliest to latest.

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A blog from a teacher strong on teaching maths to students with mild learning difficulties.

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I've written a lot about math classroom decor, but I didn't always have my classroom walls covered. It wasn't until years after starting teaching that I hung my first anchor chart. Since then, I have come to believe 100% in
math word walls for building vocabulary, background knowledge and student confidence. And when a student needs a reminder of past material or that he or she CAN do it, it's so much easier to point to a wall reference than to stop class.

That first photo above is a bulletin board we call . It's where students hang their graded papers that make them feel proud. Most of the time even my juniors and seniors would rather hang their papers than bring them home. (There are some
In this post I wanted to show you some of the decor that has hung in my math classroom over the years. It's all either functional or self-esteem-building.
free THE FRIDGE letters linked here if you would like to add a fridge to your classroom.)

This is a part of our math word wall that is a total hodgepodge in this photo! I've since updated some parts. You can see more of my classroom word walls in the post High School Math Word Wall Ideas .

For a couple years I taught Geometry and the anchor charts above became part of our Geometry word wall. The parallel lines cut by a transversal poster on the bottom faded over time. It's made from cut paper and the fluorescent lights did a number on it.

A couple years later when teaching a study skills class to sophomores, many of them were struggling with angle pairs in their Geometry classes. So this parallel lines cut by a transversal poster was for them. It's a good replacement for the fading cut-paper poster. Students can either use it in their notebooks as a reference or it can be enlarged for the wall.

It soon became clear that just having the slope formula and y=mx+b weren't enough. I found myself drawing linear graphs on the board so much to link our Algebra 2 concepts back to Algebra 1 that I needed a better
Even though I haven't officially taught Algebra 1 in years, re-teaching and reviewing Algebra 1 topics in Algebra 2 is always needed. This is another hodgepodge word wall.
Algebra 1 word wall . So that summer came an updated version that worked much better for my students.

This linear equations reference is so simple but it has been so useful. When I introduce initial height in quadratic word problems I can easily link back to y-intercept at time 0. And when we learn about zeros. I can quickly show that the y values should be 0 when an object is back on the ground.

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"We are all math people" poster is one I made recently, and if I wasn't on a leave of absence from teaching to be home with our daughter, it would already be hanging on my classroom wall.

How do you like to decorate your walls? If you're part of the
I love classroom decor that is functional and that makes a classroom an inviting and low-stress place to learn. Knowing the references are always there for them encourages my students to take risks and independently seek help when they get stuck.
Visual Math Facebook group , I'd love for you to post your photos!

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Maths4Everyone Resources

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A mini project planning and designing a bedroom using lots of different maths skills, including budgeting, drawing plans and displaying data in a bar chart. Finally, the resource asks learners to reflect on and evaluate their work. Based on Functional Skills maths concepts for lower level learners, the resource could be adapted to early key stage 3 or maths clubs.

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A mini project planning and designing a bedroom using lots of different maths skills, including budgeting money, drawing plans and displaying data in a bar chart. Finally, the resource asks learners to reflect on and evaluate their work. Based on Functional Skills maths concepts for lower level learners, the resource could be adapted to early key stage 3 or maths clubs.

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I have decided to move this page to my blog to make it easier to manage. Just click here to return to the Teachers section.

As the great 20th century philosophers Janet Jackson and Luther Vandross said, "the best things in life are free". There is some great free stuff out there that can both enhance your teaching and save you lots of time. Here is a collection of things I have found very useful. Please, please, please let me know here if you have found any good freebies out there!

And check out my newly updated Links to the Best Maths Websites in the World page as well.
Index Free Maths Resource Libraries Essential ICT based Classroom Tools Puzzles and Rich Tasks GCSE Exam Board Resources Worksheets, Homeworks and Notes Other Paper based classroom resources Free maths ebooks Professional Development Non-Maths but still useful! Fun and Games Guide to Making videos
Free Maths Resource Libraries ( back to Index)

Free Maths Resource Library 1 - Mike Pye
Owen134866 (aka Mike Pye) has kindly shared an entire body of high quality lessons, worksheets activities and puzzles, all beautifully arranged into folders, ready to download in one go via DropBox. Amazing stuff!

Free Maths Resource Library 2 - Mark Greenaway
And not to be outdone by Mike, Mark Greenaway from Suffolk Maths has also shared a wealth of lessons, worksheets, and much more covering every maths topic imaginable. Thank you!

Essential ICT based Classroom Tools ( back to Index)

Wolfram Alpha
The essential maths search engine for checking answers to questions, drawing graphs, and much more. Check out the Examples page for a glimpse of what it can do!

Wolfram Widgets
Ready-made widgets that you can use to check answers or investigate further in the classroom, or your students can use to revise or check answers to homework.

Online Autograph Activities
These cover major aspects of graphing, geometry and statistics. You do not need Autograph installed to use the activities. They can be used by you in the classroom to demonstrate key concepts, or your students to use at home to investigate things further.

Desmos
Desmos keeps getting better and better. It is a fantastic online graphing package, needing no installation and completely free. It even does statistics too!

GeoGebra
An incredibly powerful bit of free dynamic geometry software. Check out GeoGebra Tube for loads of free accompanying resources designed by teachers.

Plotly
A fascinating tool to encourage data analysis and visualization across disciplines. For years I have made do with Excel for all my statistical diagram needs, but the potential for something as slick, intuitive and visually impressive as this is huge. Definitely worth a proper look.

Tarsia Jigsaw
If you have looked through the teaching resources on this site, you will see that I can't get enough of this software. It makes creating jigsaws and follow-me cards so easy, provides you with the solution, and jumbles up the cards so the pupils can do all the time consuming cutting out! brilliant. help yourself (or add) to my ever growing bundle here!

Gapminder World
I have never seen my students more engaged in statistics in my life. I have done a series of videos on making use of Gapminder in the classroom here. There are also classroom activities available here.

Furbles
This is a brilliant piece of software. it can be used to convey many of the basic principles of handling data, and with a little imagination can be used to teach a level concepts such as conditional provability. from the link on the left you can get a demo of the brand new version, or download the free 2003 version.

Primitives
This is a truly fascinating piece of software from the maker of the excellent Furbles. the software aims to introduce students to the concepts of prime numbers and prime factors, not by simply saying "this is what a prime number is", but by allowing them to investigate and derive it for themselves, which is the way maths teaching should be. I would also recommend viewing the accompany ATM article on the website for lesson ideas. this software has huge potential!

Structured Variation Grids
Lots of different styles of grids for your interactive whiteboard, complete with pedagogical notes. Really interesting stuff!

10 quick questions
The ultimate starter and revision tool. this has been regularly updated over the last couple of years and now contains virtually every topic from key stages 3 and 4. brilliant. NOTE: the free version is still available at the bottom of the page.

Yenka
This amazing website has close to 500 interactive classroom resources, including tools for measuring angles, manipulating equations, judging bearings, etc. NOTE:make sure you use the search facility at the bottom of the page or they'll take you to the paid content!

wisweb applets
An amazing set of java based applets that could be used as part of a demonstration, or an interactive computer lesson. topics include solving equations, plans and elevations, impossible objects, and so much more! click on "applets" in the top corner to get going!

Mediators for Maths
An amazing set of interactive resources from sunny Liverpool! they can be downloaded, work without the need for any specific software and can add spice to lots of lessons. fantastic!

Cleave Calculators
a whole host of fascinating calculators for working out everything from volume, currency conversion and power consumption.

Teacher led iwb resources
More excellent resources for your IWB. some really nice stuff on algebraic substitution and probability tools, and each resource comes with clearly written instructions. NOTE: once again, you need to be on-line!

Puzzles and Rich Tasks ( back to Index)

Mr Barton's Standards Units Page
It keeps me awake at night how little the amazing standards units (Improving Learning in Mathematics) are used in schools. you can apply for a free hard copy via the NCETM website, but I am trying to do my bit by offering all the pdf files. i hope they come in useful.

Mr Barton's Special Resources
My favourite rich maths activities, all organised, and all for free!

Rich Starting Points
It is often thought (and rightly so), that it is harder to approach a level maths teaching in a rich, interesting way. well, check out this resource. 40 activities, complete with teacher notes, to engage a level students and deepen their understanding. visit the website, and then download the amazing free e-book.

GCSE extension materials
Some excellent resources from the wonderful Further Maths Network. they provide extension work for gifted year 11 pupils and may help bridge the gulf between GCSE and A Level

UKMT maths challenge generators
Daniel Rodriguez-Clark from Interactive Maths produced the following UKMT Question Generators, with kind permission from UKMT. They make excellent starter activities for all ages and abilities.
Junior Maths Challenge Generator
Intermediate Maths Challenge Generator
Senior Maths Challenge Generator
Link to UKMT Past Papers
And Dan has produced a lovely online version of his generators here

Berkeley maths circle
Some excellent puzzles (with solutions), which would be good for an extremely able GCSE class, a keen a level group, or anyone preparing for STEP exams.

St. Mark's maths puzzles
A really nice set of monthly maths puzzles available to download from this american school's newsletter. the puzzles often rely on algebra and would probably be suitable for higher gcse/a level students, or G&T classes. full solutions are also provided!

Nrich packages
Some brilliant packages to download from this wonderful site. help yourself to materials about fractions, enigma codes, and football statistics.

6 Rich Tasks
6 ideas for rich tasks/investigations, together with lesson plans and teacher support. very nice.

GCSE Exam Board Resources ( back to Index)

The following resources were made freely available by AQA and OCR following a change in specification to the GCSE back in 2010. Their emphasis on problem solving and non standard questions is more relevant than ever.
AQA GCSE Rich Tasks
AQA GCSE Rich Tasks (teacher guide)
OCR AO3 Problem Solving Guide
OCR Problem Solving Support

SMP Functional Skills: Level 1 Activities
SMP Functional Skills: Level 2 Activities
Whether or not your students are taking the Functional Skills qualification, this set of excellent resources will still be very useful for coming up with the kind of real-life opening ended questions that form the basis of all new GCSEs

Worksheets, Homeworks, and Notes ( back to Index)

A level notes
An excellent set of a level notes by Mike Cook which would be good for anyone either teaching or learning a level maths

Maths pret homeworks
Interesting, engaging, challenging homeworks, testing a full range of skills, all for free. See my video on this wonderful website here.

Bland GCSE Papers
Topic specific bundles of GCSE questions, written in the style of Edexcel GCSE Papers

Free maths worksheets
An excellent set of maths worksheets in pdf format. many come with answers, and many have questions more interesting than those often found in textbooks.

More free worksheets!
More free maths worksheets in pdf form, mostly covering key stage 3 and early key stage 4. all worksheets come with answers and would make good homework or revision activities.

Algebra Worksheets
An excellent set of pdf algebra worksheets, covering all the major key stage 3-4 topics, complete with answers! ideal for homeworks or little tests.

OCR GCSE Module Resources
Modular GCSE may have gone, but these questions and notes are still extremely useful to use with today's GCSE students.

Autograph Lesson Plans and Files
Alan Catley's wonderful collection of free Autograph resources. Fantastic.

Other paper based classroom resources ( back to Index)

Free graph paper
What a nice website! you just tell it the exact type of graph paper that you want, and it gives it to you (for free) in a handy pdf form!

Classic mistake posters
A really good website offering a whole bundle of posters and podcasts of classic maths mistakes. ideal to stick up on the wall, or use as a starter, to provoke discussion.

Maths Charts
a bright, colourful and informative set of over 250 maths posters ready to print and stick up around your classroom

Topical Application Activities
with the eternal push towards "rich" activities, this updated 2008 bundle from CIMT might come in handy. pupil and teacher resources for each one. excellent!

GCSE Higher Starters
100 amazing sets of higher GCSE starters. i like to have these projected onto the IWB as the students arrive, and give them 5 minutes to solve them. keeps them sharp!

10 - 4 - 10 (download from links below)
these are brilliant. they are packs produced by the DFES for children to take home during the holidays before either their SATs or their GCSEs. the idea is that the pupils send 10 minutes a day for 10 days covering each topic they will need for their exams. what i really like about them is that they provide an opportunity for parents to get involved in their children's revision. the support letter explains all.
Support Letter
GCSE
Intermediate Questions Higher Questions and Answers

Free Maths ebooks ( back to Index)

Mr Barton's GCSE ebook of Notes and Examples
I have put all my notes and examples from this website together in a 300+ page ebook that students can download and have on their phones/tablets. hopefully it will make a useful revision guide

GCSE revision textbook
A brilliant (free!) gcse textbook, covering all levels and all topics, compete with worked solutions. brilliant for homeworks or revision. the pdf version is completely free to download!

Mathematical Magic
A fantastic ebook full of really impressive mathematical magic tricks to impress your students (and colleagues) from Matt Parker and Peter McOwan

Martin Gardner ebook
An outstanding ebook which is a tribute to the greatest maths puzzler of all time, Martin Gardner. The book features interesting articles and loads of excellent puzzles.

Professional Development ( back to Index)

NCETM Departmental Workshops
These workshops from the NCETM are simply brilliant for adding structure, interest and focus to departmental meetings/inset training. the idea is that as a department you tackle 3 modules a year. All the big issues are covered, from specific topics such as fractions and converting units, to wider issues such as questioning.

NCETM magazine
A free weekly magazine in packed full of really good teaching ideas, really good professional development resources, and links to websites

Non-Maths, but still useful! ( back to Index)

Teachers Report Assistant
If report writing is one of your least enjoyable times of year, then this piece of software might be just for you! lots of well written comments (subject specific, and form tutor) which can be pieced together to make a flowing, relevant report, all for free!

flickr
This is a photo sharing website, but which has huge potential to enhance the teaching of many maths topics. try searching for "geometry" or "constructions", and look at some of the wonderful things that come up. ready made starters and discussion materials!

Jing
A brilliant piece of software for taking snap shots of what's on your computer screen to use in worksheets or presentations. better still you can use it to capture videos, which could be used to record tutorials, possibly explaining a homework, or even for your students to build up a bank of revision videos. the potential is quite amazing.

doc2pdf
If you ever want to convert a Word worksheet into a pdf file, then this really nice (and completely free) program will do it for you!

Fun and Games ( back to Index)

Countdown
Another gem from the creators of ten quick questions. Ideal for practising students' mental and written arithmetic skills. This latest version has a facility for pupils to check their answers.

The Letters Game
This is based on the Letters Game from the UK TV show Countdown, and challenges students to create the longest word from 9 letters. to add a maths spin, you could challenge them to create the longest "maths word", and there is the option of adding your own word lists to make sure all the classics are in there!

Sudoku Creator
Yet another good one from csf. create and print your own sudoku puzzles, of varying difficulty, very easily indeed to keep that brain fresh and active!

Word Search Generator
Another from csf! generate your own word search very quickly indeed. Free version at the bottom of the page.

Eclipse Crossword
We've all been there: it's getting towards the end of term, there seems little point in starting that new topic, but it would be nice if the kids could still be doing something a little mathematical. why not make them a maths crossword using this impressive (and free) software?

Puzzles
Loads and loads of brilliant puzzle packs to download for free. the shape stuff is amazing, and I am prone to using the logic puzzles as starters to develop thinking skills. they are as good as mysteries, but without the hassle!

Google Sketch Up
An excellent user-friendly free sketching tool that has amazing potential to convey concepts such as plans and elevations, constructions, volume, and even trigonometry. really good tutorials and lesson ideas can be found here.

what2learn games
Here's an interesting idea. you can design (for free) any type of maths game you like. better still, why not let your pupils have a go at designing their own games?

Scratch
A really interesting piece of software which lets you (or your pupils!) create your own interactive stories, animations, games, art, etc. have a look at this Maths Collection to see what some imaginative people have already come up with!

k-sketch
You or your students can make fun animations with this

Topology and Geometry Software
A really nice set of downloadable (so you can play them offline) geometry software. there are tiles to make pretty patterns, a unit of lessons on multi-connected universe, and the excellent Torus Games package which explores finite and infinite spaces. excellent

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These math worksheets and math problems are for high school and secondary school math teachers and students.

This is a free database of high school worksheets that are printable directly from your browser for classroom or homework use or for creating lesson plans. Perfect for last minute classroom projects or for relief teachers.

These math problems have been written by teachers from all over the world! And they've been tested in classrooms.

Math worksheets are for classroom use, homework and review. They are for practising math concepts taught in the classroom. For the learning of new math cocepts we suggest you start with our math tutorials.

Click on a topic heading to view a list of available worksheets, math questions and problems.

HIGH SCHOOL MATH WORKSHEETS

A note about year levels

Where appropriate each worksheet is given a year level that it is applicable to. As we're all in different countries the year level corresponds to the number of years at school. So, for example, a worksheet for Year 11 is for students in their 11th year of school.
Worksheets for earlier or later years may still be suitable for you.

HIGH SCHOOL MATH RESOURCES

Need help with your math?

Try our math tutorials. Lots of online high school math problems for a range of subjects.

Each math review has worked examples and math problems for you to try. This is a free resource for high school math students and for parents who would like to help your child learn math.

FUN MATH

Learn math concepts and practise your math skills with games and puzzles.

You can have fun while learning high school math. Visit our cool math games section for a great way to review your math. Review, learn, develop logic and spatial skills. Exercise the math side of your brain.

Math puzzles can be very unusual and entertaining. Math can be more interesting than expected! Various online puzzle games here, as well as high school math games & puzzles worksheets.

Teachers! Looking for high school math activities and projects for inspire your math students? Try our fun math projects.

Math for Valentine's Day

Math and Art

Math in Nature

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Functional Skills Maths (Levels 1 and 2) - England - BBC Bitesize

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Using numbers, carrying out calculations and interpreting results. Learning resources for students of Functional Skills in England.

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Pat and Mitch decide to build a mini wildlife pond from an old sink. This involves digging, gathering and arranging suitable items, a trip to the aquatic centre to buy water plants, and then sitting back and observing the fruit of their labours :)

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Practice and best guess predicted papers for GCSE Maths, expanding to the new GCSE soon.

It's important to note that any predicted paper from any website is logical and systematic guess work at best and may not be the topics which come up on the actual exam. However, teachers have used their judgement in creating these papers from previous 'typical' topics and also through the process of elimination from paper 1. This is not to say if a topic came up on paper 1 that it can't come up on paper 2 in a different form.

For example standard form was presented as a compare on paper 1 2018 AQA. This doesn't mean it won't appear on paper 2. You may be asked to carry out a calculation

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Wow, what an amazing weekend! The La Salle Education maths team excelled themselves again. Thank you to @LaSalleEd team and Mark (@EmathsUK) for another amazing conference #mathsconf13.

Rob Smith (@RJS2212) deserves a special thanks as well for his dedication to selling raffle tickets and also the amazing tuck shop!

The conference raised a £2000 for Macmillan Cancer today, thanks to the donations of all attendees and a significant donation to round the sum up by Mark.

400 maths teachers gathered on a Saturday morning ready for the maths conference to begin. As usual you could feel the excitement in the room. This time though there was a palpable buzz as people waited for Matt Parker (@Standupmaths) to take the stage.

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Starting teaching or moving schools can be both exciting and daunting to begin with. It's a world filled with lots of unknowns that can make us feel both apprehensive and nervous.

There are several key factors that can make this a stressful situation;

not knowing your way around

not knowing your colleagues

not being embedded yourself as a teacher

having a lack of personal space or classroom

having to learn the new systems of a school

All of these factors are common to any teacher who is new to school, even if they have been teaching over 20 years. Knowing these feelings aren't isolated to only yourself is important. The excitement and apprehension of a new role can be an interest mix.

Here are my top tips on how to manage the stress of the unknowns.

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The NQT year for any new teacher can be rather daunting. It's a weird scenario to be in. You are qualified in terms of passing your training but you still have to pass the year in order to be a fully qualified teacher. It is a sort of limbo. I remember getting to my RQT year and not feeling much different to my NQT year, apart from I now had a piece of paper saying I was a fully qualified teacher. 4 years later I'm slowly starting to not feel like a teacher fraud anymore. It's weird, you don't suddenly wake up one day and feel like a teacher. I'm learning everyday in the profession and I'm a great believer that is the way it should always be.

Your NQT year can be more intimidating than most for many reasons, such as:

Finally being let loose and trusted with your own classes on your own

Teaching lots more students as your timetable has significantly increased

You don't know the names of the memebers of your department let alone the students

This lists only a few things.

So here are my top 5 tips:

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This is the first in a series of blogs I'm going to be publishing this week to help support teachers who have new jobs. The first is one of the most important articles, as this is about how current teachers can support those teachers who are either training, starting their NQT year or moving schools.

The majority of schools this year across the country have new members of staff joining the ranks. Some will be experienced teachers and teaching assistants who are moving jobs and others will be newer to the profession such as trainee teachers and NQTs. As colleagues to these new members of staff we have a vital role to play. People are often very excited and dare I say vulnerable when they start a new post. It's a time in which we can have a big impact. It's important we help and support our new colleagues get off to a good start.

How might we do this? I think it's important to say some of these ideas below will be nothing new. However it doesn't hurt to have a reminder; You never know what little thing you might miss. Every small thing adds up tp make a difference to your new colleagues experience in the first few days. Try to remember how you felt on your first day and in your first week.

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Miss B's Resouces Free Maths and Numeracy resources Miss B's

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Past papers - GCSE Mathematics - Edexcel

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Past GCSE and A Level exam papers and mark schemes at Get Revising

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