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Dr Frost Maths - AQA, Edexcel, OCR practice papers

Pete Mattock AQA practice papers

Matt Woodfine, Maths White Board, AQA

Anthony Tompkins AQA Practice Paper and video walkthrough

1st Class Maths AQA & Edexcel papers & Topic Analysis

Maths Planner, Practice Papers AQA and Edexcel

Edexcel resources, including several practice papers

onmaths online practice AQA, Edexcel, OCR

CorbettMaths revision resources AQA, Edexcel. OCR, CCEA

Further resources, including custom topic generators

(This post will be kept updated with any new resources).

Remember that any topic can come up on any paper, and topics already tested could appear again.

On Dr Frost Maths, you can find Edexcel, AQA and OCR paper 3 prep all of which can be found o n Summer 2024 Exam Practice. I do like the way the skill involved is noted; for question 2 for example, we can practice expanding brackets where the multipliers are positive integers.

To quote the important reminder from Dr Frost Maths:

This set of questions is comprised of past exam paper questions or those from our Question Generators on drfrost.org. These resources have been designed to aid with revision for the Summer 2024 exams, considering topics which commonly appear on the calculator papers and those which have already been examined in Paper 1 or 2. There is no guarantee that any topics assessed in Paper 1 or 2 will not appear again. Hence, these should not be considered as predicted papers and should not be relied upon for total preparation for Paper 3.

Following papers 1 and 2, Pete Mattock has written these practice papers for AQA. There is a paper for each of Foundation and Higher, and mark schemes are provided for each.

On Maths White Board, Matt Woodfine has created resources for AQA Paper 3 preparation. Both pdf files and online versions are available with mark schemes clearly available.

It is possible to download the paper to try first, then watch the video to check.

From 1st Class Maths - see these student friendly topics lists for AQA and Edexcel Paper 3 revision.
(Link from X to spreadsheet is here)

1st Class Maths practice papers for AQA and Edexcel are available here.

Edexcel and AQA practice papers and solutions for Paper 3 are available from Maths Planne r. Edexcel Higher is currently ready with the remaining papers coming soon. Maths Planner solutions are exceptionally clear.

Hannah Kettle has created her practice paper 3H for Edexcel. Video solutions are available.

Mr Morley Maths is again providing Edexcel Paper 3 Priority Revision booklets for higher and foundation.

From Daniel Bennett on Bennett on BennettMaths.com, see Summer 24 support for Edexcel resources. Practice Papers are available for Foundation and Higher.

An Edexcel Best Guess Higher Paper 3 and are available from Dale Chapman.

The GCSE Maths Tutor is providing free practice papers for 2024 with video solutions and revision checklists. Save for the resources.

Adam Mercer has created a revision grid for Edexcel Paper 3H, this is a 2-page document with answers on the second page. 9 questions are provided on unseen topics.

From AQA, Edexcel and OCR Foundation and Higher, online practice is available free.
(Documents to download are available for subscribers).

Remember, we have some resources from Corbett Maths created after Paper 1 for the then remaining Paper 2 and 3 resources:

Don't forget the GCSE Maths revision resources from Corbett Maths.

Choose your examination board from GCSE Maths revision resources, and you will also find Revision checklists, a collection of Practice Papers, and A Bit of Everything Papers; the papers with questions provide very comprehensive syllabus coverage! Each paper includes a contents list with the relevant teaching video.

Remember the Target Tests available on Maths Genie.

Daily Revision Challenges are available on On Maths.

Many resources are available in this post, GCSE Revision 2024. And remember that we have some excellent resources for creating question sets on chosen topics. See Custom Maths Revision Starters.

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 1 - Foundation Tier

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Sparx Maths Homework - Select your school

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Frequently occurring 'hot' topics for Higher with Sparx codes

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Top 60 topics as a revision list with Sparx codes for Higher tier based in priority order based on frequency occurred on past, mock and specimen Edexcel papers.

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Foundation content linked to Maths Genie Videos and Questions

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Complete past papers online and get them marked. Watch walk throughs of the papers. Sign up for a free account to save all your progress and identify topics to improve your grade

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All the help you need to revise maths and make sure you are as prepared as you can be.

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 1 - Higher Tier

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Corbett and Hegarty linked videos to advanced information by paper

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Foundation paper 3 prioritised revision list

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The Corbettmaths 5-a-day for the 9-1 GCSE.

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Maths Genie * Edexcel GCSE Maths Past Papers, Mark Schemes, Model Answers and Video Solutions

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Maths GCSE past papers (Foundation and Higher) for the Edexcel exam board with mark schemes, grade boundaries, model answers and video solutions.

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A revision tool which randomly generates a grid of GCSE exam style questions. Worked solutions are created for each question.

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Video clips by advanced information topics by paper

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Welcome to MrMorleyMaths, a channel dedicated to helping students achieve their potential in GCSE Maths. My aim is to help students fully master the content of the Maths Key Stage 3 and GCSE, by providing tutorials and notes jotters for every aspect of the course. I also hope that parents and care…

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Make worksheets for each paper based on Edexcel advanced information

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The worksheet generator makes use of the Maths White Board question bank ( click here). When creating your worksheet, you can select what topics you want and how many questions you want for each specific topic. What makes this resource even better is you can choose how hard you want each topic! What makes this resource even even better is that every time you create your worksheet, you will get a FRESH NEW SET OF QUESTIONS! And, did I mention that this is an all-in-one package so comes with the ANSWERS TOO!

The alternative to creating your own is to grab one of my quick takeaways (15 questions with a specific tier or key area focus):

Foundation:

Crossover:

Higher (only):

Numeracy:

For a wider variety of takeaways, please click here.

Click here to produce a worksheet based on QLA topic analysis

Design your worksheet:

To begin, search the question bank for a specific skill. Select the difficulty level of the skill. Select how many questions based on the skill you would like. Add more skills if required. Preview then create the worksheet.

You can translate your worksheet into 109 different languages. Click here to find out more about how to use Google Translate .

Additional options:
Please note the worksheet generator does not currently support the rendering of worksheets on iPad/tablet/mobile devices.

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Diagnostic quizzes for each of the advanced information topics by paper, Edexcel, Higher and Foundation

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During the coming days I am going to create tasks called "Mixed Six" for each of key skills and cross over topics from Edexcel advance information.
This draw upon the work of Pointon and Sangwin's Taxonomy highlighted by @ChrisMcGrane84's excellent Task Design course 1/2

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During the coming days I am going to create tasks called "Mixed Six" for each of key skills and cross over topics from Edexcel advance information.
This draw upon the work of Pointon and Sangwin's Taxonomy highlighted by @ChrisMcGrane84's excellent Task Design course 1/2 https://t.co/ojHcUEQH0e

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This draw upon the work of Pointon and Sangwin's Taxonomy highlighted by @ChrisMcGrane84's excellent Task Design course 1/2 https://t.co/ojHcUEQH0e

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Every Topic on the Paper 2 GCSE Maths Exam November 3rd 2022 | Foundation | Edexcel

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Every Topic on the Paper 3 GCSE Maths Exam November 7th 2022 | Foundation |Edexcel

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Every Topic on the Paper 2 GCSE Maths Exam November 3rd 2022 | Higher | Edexcel

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Advance Information from the Exam Boards

Formula Sheets - all examination boards, OCR formula tests

Corbett Maths - all examination boards - such good resources

Dr Frost Maths, Edexcel, AQA and OCR skills aligned to advance information

Sparx Maths - all examination boards, Edexcel IGCSE included also

Diagnsotic Questions (Edexcel and AQA)

Mathsbox - Skills Checks Edexcel, OCR

1st Class Maths - Foundation and Higher papers based on AQA advance information

AHS Maths - Edexel - Hegarty, Corbett Maths and Just Maths Revision Guide links

Just Maths - Take 5 (Edexcel)

Maths White Board (Edexcel)

Richard Morely - videos, each with a notes jotter

Ben Gordon - Mixed Six (Edexcel)

Maths Teacher Hub question papers

GCSE Maths Tutor - Edexcel practice booklets, videos and revision check-lists AQA, Edexcel, and OCR

Potential crossover topics for GCSE Edexcel Maths 2022 - Bharti Karadia

Brooke Hunter - student-friendly AQA level 2 Further Maths - Dr Frost Skills

Custom Maths Revision Starters

A-Level Resources

From Pearson/Edexcel, comes a very valuable resource, under Summer 2022, Support, A Level Mathematics Topic Tests, is a new set of topic tests (no login required) for Pure Mathematics (10 tests), Mechanics (5 tests) and Statistics (5 tests) are provided. These are very comprehensive, not only do we have the questions and mark schemes but further notes. Looking at an example, the first test of the Pure Mathematics tests is on Proof, 5 varied questions cover the knowledge, skills and understanding relevant to Pearson's qualification. The tests are designed to be used with the advance information for the subject as well as general marking guidance for the qualification.

Whilst not written for the advance information, the following resources may be useful if you are searching by topic for A level Maths and Further Maths:

Advance Information for summer 2022 exams is now available.
Formula Sheets
From OCR, higher and foundation formula sheet tests.

The Exams Office publishes regular updates, available to all. This is a really useful resource and includes all their updates including from JCQ, DfE and all the examination boards. As well as AQA, OCR and Pearson you will find for example City and Guilds and International Examinations.

Whilst we have this advance information, it should perhaps be regarded with some caution; we cannot assume too much about what will not be on the examination. It is still important to teach the complete specification, many students will be going on to study A level, but the many revision resources appearing based on the advance information for Mathematics will provide a useful focus for revision. I will keep this post updated as new resources are created.

To start, from TeachitMaths an AQA Maths partnership resource: GCSE mathematics-small things make a big difference; many really useful and important reminders for students.

On Dr Frost Maths, we have the skills involved in Edexcel's Foundation GCSE papers 2022, as per the official guidance, thank you to of New College Durham. You can find Edexcel papers including the higher papers and IGCSE on the Edexcel courses page on Dr Frost Maths; scroll to the last courses on the page.

OCR courses including 2022 GCSE Papers 1-6, which students can work through to practise by topic from @rachaelhandley2 of @ThomasEstley school can be found .

From Sparx Maths, 2022 GCSE and IGCSE Advance Information - Sparx Topics and Key Questions. This is a brilliant resource, a whole collection of carefully selected questions. Great to see questions for IGCSE.

Craig Barton has provided links for quizzes on Diagnostics Questions mapped to Edexcel's and AQA's Higher and Foundation advance information.

On Mathsbox, we have some really useful skills checks - one or two-page documents with answer sheets aligned to the Edexcel GCSE advance information. OCR Paper 1 is available, AQA to follow.

From 1st Class Maths, papers using the AQA advance information AQA Paper 1F, , , , QR codes link to video solutions on the 1st Class Maths YouTube channel.

Returning to Corbett Maths, has (and for those who have them - Hegarty Maths and the revision guide from Just Maths) to the Edexcel advanced information for GCSE Foundation and Higher.

Look for the Corbett video number here. Remember that with Corbett Maths, not only do we have the videos but worked examples by topic too.

On Maths White Board, Matt Woodfine has created worksheets based on the advanced information from AQA, Edexcel and OCR; each time you create a worksheet, you get new questions, answers are included.

See also on Maths White Board:

From MathsTeacherHub questions based on the Edexcel advanced information for Higher paper 1 and Foundation Paper 1.

🚨 Paper 3 practice booklets are live and ready to download NOW 🚨

Exclusively for the 2022 Advanced Information topics!

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From Bharti Karadia, this clear document (note the tabs at the bottom) helps to identify potential crossover topics for Edexcel GCSE 2022.

From Brooke Hunter, for AQA, Level 2 Further Maths, a student-friendly version of the advanced information linked to DrFrostMaths key skill numbers throughout.

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Do you know what you want to do in the future?

If so, have you thought about how continuing to studying maths will help you? It could make a huge difference to whether you achieve your aims.

If you don't know what you want to do, then studying maths will help to keep your options open.

Here's how:

It opens up opportunities

Advanced maths qualifications are highly regarded by employers and universities. They are often required or recommended, and may lead to reduced offers for entry to university and degree apprenticeship programmes, even for subjects that don't have a large amount of mathematical content. Examples of universities that provide reduced offers for these qualifications include Bath, Sheffield and York. What's more, if you're well-qualified in maths you tend to earn more.

It keeps your maths skills fresh

The chances are that at some point you'll be asked to take a numeracy test.

Many university courses, including subjects other than maths, such as medicine and teaching, require applicants to take an additional admission test with some mathematical content.

What's more, many employers use numeracy tests to filter applicants.

Students who have studied maths beyond GCSE are likely to be better prepared for such tests.

It develops useful skills

Studying maths develops your numeracy, graphical and problem-solving skills. These skills are really useful preparation for the maths used in many university degree courses, higher apprenticeships, and the workplace. It can also increase your confidence and fluency in the maths used in everyday life. Hear first-hand from students how taking an advanced maths qualification has benefitted them in their university courses in this collection of short videos.

It can improve your results

Many other subjects studied after GCSE include mathematical content.

Maths skills are included in the assessment of around a third of all non-maths A levels. For example, 10% of the marks in A level Psychology assess maths skills at Higher Tier GCSE level.

Many level 3 vocational courses, such as engineering and applied science, also include a lot of maths.

It's likely that if you study maths alongside subjects like these you'll achieve better results in them.

So, what are the options?

There are three main paths involving advanced maths qualifications:

Core Maths

Core Maths is a relatively new type of qualification. It's designed for students who have passed GCSE Mathematics at grade 4 or above, but who have not chosen to study AS or A level Mathematics.

You'll learn some new topics, but it mostly involves maths you'll have already used for your GCSE. Where it differs is its focus on developing the skills you need to apply maths to the kinds of real-life problems you'll meet in study, work and life.

Core maths is usually studied over two years. It's equal in size to an AS level and is graded A-E. It has the same number of UCAS tariff points as an AS level.

This set of six postcards have been designed to help you explore how the Core Maths qualification might support you to study other subjects.

AS/A level Mathematics

A level Mathematics is the most popular A level subject. It involves studying

pure maths - use of algebra, graphical techniques and new material such as calculus

statistics - including analysis of data, interpretation of graphs such as scatter diagrams, and new topics including the Normal distribution and hypothesis testing

mechanics- studying the motion of objects by considering forces, using 'suvat' equations and interpreting graphs representing motion

A level Mathematics is a requirement for certain degree courses and apprenticeships, and is recommended for many more.

AS/A level Mathematics with AS/A level Further Mathematics

A level Further Mathematics is a second A level in maths, designed to broaden and deepen the maths covered in A level Mathematics. It's usually taken alongside A level Mathematics.

If you want t o get a feel for each type of mathematics that each different qualification involves you can try out these interactive taster lessons.

Which is the right maths qualification for me?

The subjects you choose for your A levels are very important when it comes to applying to university or for a higher/degree apprenticeship. Before you choose, make sure you look into the typical requirements for the university courses and higher and degree apprenticeships that interest you. A great place to start is the Russell Group Informed Choices guide.

A level Mathematics is a particularly useful subject. Research has found that it makes the biggest difference to the offer you'll receive from a top university, even if it's not required for the course you've applied for.

If you're thinking of taking a degree in maths or a degree apprenticeship programmes that involves a lot of maths, consider also taking AS/A level Further Mathematics. Not only is it preferred for many maths degree courses, it can also help with the mathematical admission tests, required by some more selective universities. It introduces you to new maths topics and supports a smooth transition to degree level maths. It provides enjoyable, more challenging material and the chance to explore more sophisticated mathematical ideas. Interestingly, it's also been found that if you study AS/A level Further Mathematics it can help you improve your results in AS/A level Mathematics.

Of course, as well as thinking about your aims for the future, you also need to consider how much you enjoy maths, and what you've achieved with it so far.

If you're on track for a grade 4 or better in GCSE Mathematics, and decide not to take maths at AS/A level, consider taking Core Maths. Studying Core Maths helps you develop skills in applying maths and solving problems. It can usually be studied alongside 3 A levels, and it's a great way to keep your maths skills fresh, support your other subjects, and develop skills that will be really useful for study, work and life in general. It is valuable preparation for the quantitative skills needed for many degree courses, particularly subjects such as psychology, geography, business-related courses, sports and social sciences, and natural science courses that do not require AS/A Mathematics. It can also lead to reduced offers for a wide range of degree subjects.

If you're predicted grade 5 or higher, think about taking AS/A level Mathematics, and if it's grade 6 or higher, consider taking both AS/A level Mathematics and AS/A level Further Mathematics. Be sure to ask the school/college at which you intend to take A levels about their entry requirements for each of these courses, as different schools/college may have different policies.

What if I can't take the maths course I want?

Most colleges and 11-18 schools offer AS/A level Mathematics.

Most also offer AS/A level Further Mathematics. If yours doesn't, the AMSP can help you, either by providing all of your tuition (with the cooperation of your school/college), or by sharing the teaching with your school/college.

Core Maths is a relatively new qualification and, although not yet as common as AS/A level Mathematics, it is becoming more widely available. The AMSP does not offer tuition in it, but do provide an online platform of resources to support schools and colleges offering it.

If you can't take the maths options you want, talk to your maths teacher to see whether your school/college could find a way to make it available. If it's still not possible, contact your AMSP Area Coordinator.

Careers with maths

Here are a few websites that will give you some ideas about where studying maths can take you in the future:

Mathscareers provides information about careers that studying maths can lead to.

Prospects details potential careers following a maths degree, and other careers that require A level Mathematics.

StatsLifeOpens offers guidance on careers using statistics.

The OR Society - if you enjoy maths but you're not sure how you'd use it in a career then Operational Research (OR) could be for you.

Several Higher and Degree apprenticeships offer routes into careers that are rich in maths, including accountancy, actuarial science, architecture, engineering and data science.

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For each block in our schemes of learning, you can access our wide range of supporting materials, including detailed guidance, high-quality worksheets, teaching slides, video lessons and more (lots of these are completely free of charge).

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Secondary school maths resources | White Rose Maths

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Maths Genie resources include schemes of work, target tests and predicted GCSE exam papers.

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All the help you need to revise maths and make sure you are as prepared as you can be.

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Predicted exam papers from 1stclassmaths 

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Predicted exam papers from 1stclassmaths 

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Foundation predicted paper 3 walkthrough

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Foundation predicted paper 3 walkthrough

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GCSE Maths Predicted Paper 3 Wednesday 14th June 2023 | Foundation | Exam Walkthrough | Edexcel AQA

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Revision strategies (with thanks to twitter!)

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Revision strategies (with thanks to twitter!)

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Revision strategies booklet 2022 - unbranded

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GCSE Maths Predicted Paper 3 Wednesday 14th June 2023 | Higher | Exam Walkthrough | Edexcel AQA

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Onmaths Foundation predicted paper 3 walk through

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Onmaths Foundation predicted paper 3 walk through

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Edexcel Maths GCSE June 2023 Paper 3 Prediction (Foundation Paper 3) Calculator Exam 1MA1-3F

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 2 - Foundation Tier

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 2 - Foundation Tier

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 2 - Higher Tier

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 2 - Higher Tier

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 3 - Higher Tier

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GCSE Maths (Edexcel) - 2019 Paper 3 - Higher Tier

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Maths Genie * Edexcel GCSE Maths Past Papers, Mark Schemes, Model Answers and Video Solutions

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Maths GCSE past papers (Foundation and Higher) for the Edexcel exam board with mark schemes, grade boundaries, model answers and video solutions.

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Fingertip facts- Geometry and Measure (Foundation)- cover the answer column, complete in book/on paper, look and check. 

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Fingertip facts- Geometry and Measure (Foundation)- cover the answer column, complete in book/on paper, look and check. 

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Finger tip facts - foundation - geometry and measure

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Fingertip facts- Probability (Foundation)- cover the answer column, complete in book/on paper, look and check. 

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Fingertip facts- Probability (Foundation)- cover the answer column, complete in book/on paper, look and check. 

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Finger tip knowledge - foundation - probability

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Fingertip facts- Charts and averages (Foundation)- cover the answer column, complete in book/on paper, look and check. 

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Fingertip facts- Charts and averages (Foundation)- cover the answer column, complete in book/on paper, look and check. 

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Finger tip knowledge - foundation - charts and averages

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Onmaths Higher predicted paper 3 walk through

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Onmaths Higher predicted paper 3 walk through

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June 2023 Predicted Maths GCSE Paper 3 Edexcel (Higher Paper 3) Calculator Exam 1MA1-3H

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Paper 3 with solutions for Higher and Foundation

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GCSE Maths 2023 Predicted Papers: AQA & Edexcel | Maths Planner

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Download our GCSE Maths 2023 Predicted Papers for AQA and Edexcel. Perfect to prepare Foundation & Higher students for Paper 2 and Paper 3

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GCSE Predicted Maths Papers using Advance Information from exam boards.

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Justmaths Breakfast workout and paper 3 hit lists

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Justmaths Breakfast workout and paper 3 hit lists

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7th June ... Breakfast Workouts & Paper 3 Hit Lists

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Hit Lists The hit lists for Edexcel paper 3 of topics that haven't appeared are now available.

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1st Class Maths Instruction and Tuition.
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