An excellent collection of football themed resources to enthuse learners both in the classroom and home based learning. An excellent way of getting students to revise Maths topics whilst encountering football themes. Premier League Maths Challenge 2022-2023 A colourful set of four worksheets based upon the Premier League taken using real data covering the following topics: Mean Median Mode Range Addition Multiplication Rounding (decimal places/significant figures/nearest 10s) Ratio Exchange Rates Fractions Percentages/Percentage increases/Reverse Percentages Speed/Distance/Time Simplifying Fractions Time Conversions Probability Square Numbers and Square Roots This resource would be most suitable for KS3 or GCSE Foundation. UEFA Champions League Maths Challenge A colourful set of four worksheets based upon the Champions League taken using real data covering the following topics: Mean Median Mode Range Addition Multiplication Rounding (decimal places/significant figures/nearest 10s) Ratio Exchange Rates Fractions Percentages/Percentage increases/Reverse Percentages Speed/Distance/Time Simplifying Fractions Time Conversions Probability Square Numbers and Square Roots This resource would be most suitable for KS3 or GCSE Foundation. Premier League Maths Murder Mystery Pupils are asked to solve five aspects of a ‘Murder’ committed within the English Premier League. Students solve the murder by answering Maths questions to solve five aspects: Who was killed Where the murder took place Who was the murderer What was the murder weapon Who was the killers accomplice The task is a fun way of incorporating Maths into a different context and the Maths topics covered are as follows: Multiplication Division Addition Subraction Indices (including powers,square and cube roots) Negative Numbers Decimals Percentages Fractions Fractions of amounts Problem Solving

This is a collection of fun resources designed to promote engagement both in the classroom and home learning. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire This is a fun resource based upon the TV programme ‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire’ and comprises 15 multiple choice questions along with the solutions. The questions start off easily but progress rapidly to test GCSE level work both at Higher and Foundation level. Pupils love the competition that the quiz facilitates. Within this collection are differentiated Millionaire quizzes on the following five topics: -Angles -Factors Multiples and Primes Percentages Probability Ratio Within each section the following topics are covered: Angles -Angle facts -Angle terminology -Interior/Exterior Angles Factors Multiples and Primes -Factors/Multiples/Primes/Square/Cube numbers -Square Roots/Cube Roots -Highest Common Factor/Lowest Common Multiple -Real Life Lowest Common Multiple Percentages -Finding percentages of amounts Percentage increases and decreases Interest Rates Multipliers Reverse Percentages Depreciation Converting between fractions and percentages Working with percentages and ratio in the same worded question Probability -Simple Probability -Relative Frequency -The probability an event will not happen -Sample Space Diagrams -Probability without replacement Ratio -Simplifying ratio -Proportion problems involving money -Writing ratios -Ratios and fractions Sharing ratio GCSE style complex sharing ratio Complex worded ratio problems Fun Maths Puzzles An assortment of 28 maths puzzles showing Maths puzzles in various real life contexts. The differentiated puzzles contain a variety of difficulty and would be ideal for starters or problem solving to encourage deeper thinking. The following topics are covered: -Money Problems Reflection Square Numbers Angle Facts Multiplication 3D shapes Nets Substitution Problem Solving Metric Units Lowest Common Multiple Solving Equations Speed, Distance and Time There is a real variability in the level of the questions with some extremely tricky questions to challenge the most able students.

This bundle contain a series of worksheets on Venn Diagrams, Ratio and Proportion and then a Great Britain Maths Challenge. The following topics are covered: -Ratio and Proportion Worksheet This resource covers all of the aspects of ratio from simple ratio problems to more complicated GCSE style problems. This worksheet would be ideal for both teaching a topic for the first time or for revision of Ratio for GCSEs or for any ratio/proportion assessment. Full and comprehensive solutions are provided. The following topics are covered: -Simplifying Ratio -Simplifying Ratio involving unit conversions Proportion problems involving the cost of products Value for money questions involving real life products and brands Worded value for money problems involving multiple steps Ratio and fraction problems Writing answers in the form 1:n Writing an answer as a percentage in a ratio problem Sharing ratio questions More complicated sharing ratio questions involving real life questions GCSE style questions writing ratios in the form a:b:c when given a:b and b:c (students are required find a common multiple to answer) Answering complicated GCSE style multi-layer ratio questions involving algebra and other areas of Mathematics. Great Britain Maths Challenge 2020 A colourful cross-curricular resource asking Maths questions based around real facts from all four countries in the UK. Maths questions are asked with the contexts of important landmarks such as Wembley Stadium and The Millennium Stadium. Questions are also asked on Mount Snowdon ,Ben Nevis, The River Thames and Giants Causeway. Questions are also asked in relation to important cultural areas such as the Titanic and C.S. Lewis and well know businesses such as Irn Bru. The following maths topics are covered: Metric to imperial conversions Finding Percentages Percentage increases and decreases Reverse Percentages Time Conversions Speed Distance Time Area Perimeter Rounding Negative Numbers Addition/Subtraction/Multiplication/Division Fractions Ratio Exchange Rates Venn Diagrams Worksheet This resource focuses on all aspects of Venn Diagrams tested under the GCSE Specification. The following aspects are covered: Shading regions Use of terminology ie P(A’), A’ ∩ B’ Finding probabilities when given completed Venn Diagrams Completing Venn Diagrams when given information Conditional probability Venn Diagrams with three variables GCSE style questions HCF and LCM using Venn Diagrams