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If you are starting an A-Level Maths course (or just thinking about it) in September, it is important that you are ready for the step up.

The best way to prepare yourself is to make sure you have a firm grasp of the knowledge and skills you have already developed at GCSE level.

There are a number of key skills which you need to make sure you are confident with before starting the A-Level course - these are used regularly in the first year of the A-Level course. It is essential that you are not struggling with skills when you are trying to learn more advanced material for the first time.

This set of resources is designed to help you check if you are up to speed and to help you fill in any gaps. If you do this you will put yourself in a good position to start the A-Level Maths course.

Some GCSE topics are more important than others for A-Level. The list on this page are the ones you should prioritise. If you have any areas where you are less confident, that you do some work on them. If you do this, it will save time in the long run. This page has some questions to help you practice as well as some links to things to help you get up to speed.

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If you are starting an A-Level Maths course (or just thinking about it) in September, it is important that you are ready for the step up. The best way to prepare yourself is to make sure you have a firm grasp of the knowledge and skills you have already developed at GCSE level.

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The specification...

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TLMaths
Every Y12 topic with supporting videos

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You need to register for this, but it is Free. Go to the Resources menu and use 'resources by topic' and 'videos' for some really good support.

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1. Set and monitor work, either with fixed questions of your choice, an exam past paper, or flexibly adapts to each individual student.

2. Advanced data analytics allow you to identify class misconceptions, see task performance by topic, see student working and provide formative feedback to students.

3. Create worksheets to export to Word.

4. A virtual whiteboard for classroom use allows you to connect with students and import questions.

5. Thousands of downloadable teaching resources, used in tens of millions of lessons worldwide.

Register

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DrFrostMaths provides an online learning platform, teaching resources, videos and a bank of exam questions, all for free.

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Exam Solutions

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Here you will find the Edexcel AS maths index for tutorials and worked solutions to the Advanced Supplementary maths past papers covering everything you need to know in order to pass the exam with confidence.

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Edexcel AS Maths Here you will find the Edexcel AS maths index for tutorials and worked solutions to the Advanced Supplementary maths past papers covering everything you need to know in order to pass the exam with confidence. AS Mathematics Pure Mathematics Paper 1

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MathsGenie
Questions, solutions, videos

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Maths Genie - AS and A Level Maths revision page including revision videos, exam questions and model solutions.

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MathsMadeEasy
Links to practice questions by topic. A quick warning, this site does not split between the Y12 and Y13 work. To check which topics you would need to focus on, you can use your text book.

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A Level Maths Revision | Maths Worksheets | A Level Maths Past Papers

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Whether you are studying the new A Level Maths 2017 course or you are looking for A Level Maths revision materials for the old spec you will find them here.

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ALevelMathsRevision
Questions, solutions, videos. Organised by topic.

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Although the following questions are predominantly from the OCR, OCR MEI and Edexcel exam boards, they are suitable practice for all UK A Level Maths qualifications unless otherwise stated.

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A Level Maths Exam Questions By Topic | OCR, MEI, Edexcel, AQA

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Our A Level Maths questions by topic make an ideal way to familiarise yourself with A Level Maths topics before attempting past papers.

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Hegarty Maths Bridging to A-Level Maths

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Videos and Topics to practice before coming to A-Level

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Ready to study A Level Maths?

As well as the free resources provided below, I also provide 1:1 tuition online to help students prepare for A Level Maths, tailoring a course to each individual student's needs. With many years experience of teaching A Level Maths, I know what skills students need in order to be successful at A Level Maths. It is enough to understand and complete all of the free tutorials given below, but should you want extra help to give you that edge come September, please visit my 1:1 tuition page.

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Bridging the Gap from GCSE to A Level - A Level Maths Revision

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As well as the free resources provided below, I also provide 1:1 tuition online to help students prepare for A Level Maths, tailoring a course to each individual student's needs. With many years experience of teaching A Level Maths, I know what skills students need in order to be successful at A Level Maths.

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Topic by Topic links to great question and support for your course. It's a good way of finding links to what we think is the best resource out there!

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SF Maths has been created to support students through the A-Level Maths course.

All the material is suitable for the new (post 2017) specification and although it has been targeted to the Edexcel specification, the support will be suitable for any other exam board.

Simply put, the site is a set of links to questions and support material, organised by year and topic. I have created very little myself and am indebted to and for the A-Level content and to and for the bridging material. Each of these contain lots of amazing material in addition to the stuff I've linked to. I would encourage you to look around.

I hope the structure is self evident and it is easy to find your way round. Click on the menu at the top, select your year and topic. I recommend a quick look at the page before you dive in.

I will aim to improve the site as I go along. I would be hugely grateful for any suggestions of ways that I could improve the site

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SF Maths has been created to support students through the A-Level Maths course. All the material is suitable for the new (post 2017) specification and although it has been targeted to the Edexcel specification, the support will be suitable for any other exam board.

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These resources are designed to help you in making the transition from GCSE to AS and A level Mathematics.

Many students say that they find the initial transition from GCSE challenging and so we have tried to focus on key skills that will be used across the whole spectrum of AS and A level Mathematics. For the six essential skills we have covered, we have included in each section, a skills check, a chance to practise and explore and some enrichment ideas which you may want to investigate further.

There will be six sets of resources and each set should provide about 3 hours of work. If you really get engaged by the enrichment activities, you may want to spend longer than this. Each set is fully resourced with either written worked solutions, video solutions or links to websites. Each week we will be releasing new resources and the new material will be spread out over six weeks. We hope you find these resources useful and that they add depth to your understanding. We also hope that they help you make a smooth and successful transition to AS and A level Mathematics.

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GCSE to AS/A level Mathematics transition resources

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These resources are designed to help you in making the transition from GCSE to AS and A level Mathematics. Many students say that they find the initial transition from GCSE challenging and so we have tried to focus on key skills that will be used across the whole spectrum of AS and A level Mathematics.

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These questions are great practice for exams.

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Daily revision for the 2019 AS Level Maths Exams with practice exam question sheets by crashMATHS. Designed for Edexcel, but suitable for AQA and OCR too.

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Practice papers. Questions are old spec questions that have been specially selected for the new spec. So all the questions are good, but some topics will be missing.

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These papers are legacy Edexcel Exam Papers, however they have been edited to reflect the new A Level Specifications. I have included new questions, not found in the old specs, so as to make it suitable for the new A level requirements. I've made Paper 1 Pure Practice Papers into an AS Pure Papers so that they can be used by students taking AS Pure Paper.

I've created those papers in the only intention of helping teachers to deliver the new A level specifications and helping students in their revision for their A level exams. They will supplement the existing practice papers out there and hopefully will provide a big relief for all teachers and students who have been asking for more practice papers!
I've used code J8 which means January 2008 (I've combined Jan 2008 C1, C2 & C3 paper into a single AS Pure Paper). Code M8 means May 2008; J9 means Jan 2009; M9 means May 2009 etc... : These papers have been solely edited by me and are for educational purposes only, and not for financial gain

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A Level Practice Papers 2019 Specs | Naiker

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Loads of pratice Qs (with answers) by topic

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A-level practice papers, questions, starters and more

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Introduction

You will be starting an A-Level Maths course in September, and it is important that you are ready for the step up. The best way to prepare yourself is to make sure you have a firm grasp of the knowledge and skills you have already developed at GCSE level.

There are a number of key skills which you need to make sure you are confident with before starting the A-Level course - these are used regularly in the Core 1 and Core 2 modules and it is essential that you are not struggling with basic skills when you are trying to learn more advanced material for the first time.

This set of resources is designed to help you check if you are up to speed and to help you fill in any gaps. If you do this you will put yourself in a good position to start the A-Level Maths course in September.

Skills You Should Have

Below is the list of the skills you should be confident with before starting the A-Level Maths course:

Basic Algebra (non-calculator)

simplifying algebraic expressions by collecting like terms

general laws of indices

expanding and factorising expressions (one term outside)

laws of indices for all rational exponents (positive, negative, fractions)

Quadratic Functions (non-calculator)

plotting graphs of quadratic functions

expanding and factorising quadratics (two brackets)

solving quadratic equations by factorising

solving quadratic equations using the formula

Equations And Inequalities (non-calculator)

solving simultaneous linear equations by elimination

solving simultaneous linear equations by substitution

solving linear inequalities

Sine Rule And Cosine Rule (calculator allowed)

using the sine rule to find missing sides and angles

using the cosine rule to find missing sides and angles

using sine rule, cosine rule, trig ratios and pythagoras in problems

These are all GCSE topics so there is nothing here which you have not already covered. Please note, though, that you need to be able to do all of the work apart from Sine Rule and Cosine Rule without a calculator, as calculators are not allowed in the Core 1 AS-Level module.

Resources To Help You

For each of the topic areas listed above, there is an interactive review resource which will introduce the aspects of the topic and then give you the opportunity to try some questions. Even though these resources are online, you should have a pen and paper nearby for your working. There are also links below to some paper-based resources which you can print and work through if you need extra practice.

These resources are written assuming that you have already encountered all these topics in your GCSE course - they do not start from scratch. This should not be a problem, but if you are finding the level too hard you could go back to a GCSE revision book to help you get up to speed.

For some questions in the interactive resources you have to give answers which include powers, fractions, roots and other symbols - there are special editors to let you do this which require Flash Player 8 or higher - you can find out more about them here.

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Bridging Videos

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These videos go through some of the basics of GCSE Maths Higher Tier that you must be proficient in before you start A-Level Maths. If you lack these skills, you will find it difficult to move forward so make sure you put in a lot of practice to get yourself up to speed! This is NOT an exhaustive list of topics, so don't think that this is all you will need.

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GCSE to A-Level Maths Bridging the Gap - TLMaths314

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These videos go through some of the basics of GCSE Maths Higher Tier that you must be proficient in before you start A-Level Maths. If you lack these skills, you will find it difficult to move forward so make sure you put in a lot of practice to get yourself up to speed!

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Physics and Maths Tutor
A great resources for 'old spec' questions. Most of the Y12 pure work will be in C1 and C2 (but not all!). Most of the Applied is in S1 and S2 (but not all). Check your text book to confirm which topics are in and which are out..

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Maths and Further Maths A-level past papers, mark schemes and worksheets. Solution banks for textbooks. Papers from AQA, CIE, Edexcel, OCR, Solomon, Delphis and Elmwood.

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Question Generators - Pick post-16

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Interactive Maths - The Interactive Way to Teach Mathematics

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Interactive Maths - The Interactive Way to Teach Mathematics

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Interactive Maths is a site with a mixture of activities for teaching and learning maths, all of which are based around using technology.

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Work through examples with help by topic (FREE but needs a login)

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Qs and support by topic

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AS Level P1 Surds Revise Learn Challenge Ans P2 Indices Revise Learn Challenge Ans P3 Quadratic equations Revise Learn Challenge Ans P4 Inequalities Revise Learn Challenge Ans P5 Linear graphs Revise Learn Challenge Ans P6 Polynomial functions Revise Learn Challenge Ans P7 Circles Revise Learn Chall…

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A great set of video to help you get to know your Graphical Calculator

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The tutorials in the section demonstrate how to use graphing mode on your Casio FX-CG50 Graphic Calculator. Before you begin this section, it is strongly recommended that you complete the instructions from sections 3.1 and 3.2 (video links below).

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Topic by topic support

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The transition from GCSE to A level Maths can be challenging but, with plenty of practice, it most certainly is a rewarding experience. The chapters below focus on activities which help students to master the key skills that are needed in both AS and A level Mathematics. The topics are mainly those found in the overlap between GCSE and AS mathematics.

Each chapter contains between 10 and 15 videos for students to watch, along with a downloadable PDF of example questions, practice questions and End of chapter exam questions for consolidation.

Please download the Instruction guide for guidance on how to use this resource.

Please note: we have deliberately not included Chapter 8 and somes of the examples, for more information please read our FAQs below .

Some examples have been deliberately not included. For example, for Chapter 1, we have Examples 1,3,4,5,7,9,10,11,12,13,14 only.

These correspond to the same example numbers within the chapter of the of the Year 1 AS Pure Maths textbook to allow you to use both resources together.

This resource will help:

to provide stretch and challenge for high achieving GCSE Maths students (aiming for grade 7-9)

students wanting to study A level Maths

students studying AS level Maths

revision for AS and A level Maths students.

Here are some ideas as to how you may use this resource:

1. GCSE Students - direct more able students to the resource for some stretch and challenge. The videos explain how to do each example question are a great learning tool.

2. Year 12 (and post-16) - after teaching a topic, direct students to the resource as a support tool as there are lots of great practice questions and exam questions.

3. Year 13 (and post-16) - try the examples, practice questions and exam questions after identifying gaps of knowledge and use as a revision tool to consolidate learning.

This resource includes:

1. Example questions

2. Video solutions

3. Practice questions

4. End of chapter exam questions.

Both. This is useful for GCSE students such as:

high achieving students who would require stretch and a challenge

GCSE students who want to study A level Maths.

This is useful for A level students as:

a resource for teachers to set as pre-requisite knowledge

helps with fluency of key skills after the summer holidays

useful for post-16 re-sit students studying A level Maths

excellent resource for AS level Maths revision.

Of course. However, why not try the example question first to see how far you get and then watch the video to see where you got stuck or even better, check your solution.

The end of chapter exam questions are mainly AS and A level Maths exam questions and were intended for students who have completed the full syllabus and consolidated it over one or two years, rather than those starting to make the transition. More consolidation may be needed before these questions can be attempted as they are exam questions.

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Transition to A level Maths | Pearson UK

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The transition from GCSE to A level Maths can be challenging but, with plenty of practice, it most certainly is a rewarding experience. The chapters below focus on activities which help students to master the key skills that are needed in both AS and A level Mathematics.

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These papers are great for stretch and challenge. Read the blurb at the top to decide which paper to work on.

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MadAsMaths.com :: I.Y.G.B. Practice Papers :: A Level Practice Papers 2019 Spec :: MP1 Practice Papers

I.Y.G.B. MP1 PRACTICE PAPERS

These I.Y.G.B. practice papers mostly follow the Pearson/Edexcel Syllabus introduced for teaching from 2017.

Some modules will be first examined in 2018 and some in 2019.

* Papers A to R have standard difficulty with later papers usually more difficult.
* Papers S and T are extremely hard.
* Papers U to Z are hard.

All papers have model solutions.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Any of the topics in the new A level "pure" specification may appear on any of the two "pure" papers MP1 and MP2.

However in the I.Y.G.B. MP1 and MP2 practice papers the topics have been grouped in such a fashion, so that the I.Y.G.B. MP1 practice papers can be used by students taking the AS "pure" paper.

Please click on the titles below to download the files

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MadAsMaths :: I.Y.G.B. Practice Papers :: A Level Practice Papers 2019 Spec :: MP1 Practice Papers

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MadAsMaths.com :: I.Y.G.B. Practice Papers :: A Level Practice Papers 2019 Spec :: MP1 Practice Papers I.Y.G.B. MP1 PRACTICE PAPERS These I.Y.G.B. practice papers mostly follow the Pearson/Edexcel Syllabus introduced for teaching from 2017. Some modules will be first examined in 2018 and some in 2019.