Aimed at the higher level GCSE pupl, this is a phenomenal set of graphs in two formats: Students are shown 42 different graphs and have to work out the equation of the graph using roots and intercepts. I have used this Powerpoint for years and students always find it useful. Graphs include: Straight Lines Quadratics Cubics Power curves Square roots Reciprocals Trigonometrical and even one Quartic. You can, of course, rearrange the slides and take some of the more difficult questions out if you wish. It is an excellent exercise or starter. I have included the Powerpoint and the same 42 graphs on a PDF for tutors and revision. These took a tremendous amount of work and are absolutely priceless. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

Over 60 questions on identifying transformations. This is a PDF of 5 large questions where shapes have been transformed using a variety of different transformations - can you identify each transformation fully. I used these with top sets in years 9 - 11 and again with revision classes. Finding the centre of rotation is sometimes difficult so I kept these for more able groups. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF consists of over 40 questions on all aspects of sharing in a given ratio. This includes all three types of problems related to this subject. They are quite detailed questions and are therefor better for more able KS3 or any KS4 pupils. I aimed this at Y10 - groups that had covered the basics of ratios but needed to see more complex examples of such questions. I also used it as a revision sheet on ratios. Answers are included. Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This started out as a quiz or lesson starter but I developed it on into something much more useful. There are two questions, each has 26 parts covering everything that a foundation level student needs to know about straight line graphs and their equations. Most students enjoy the short question which are not too demanding but I’ve tried to bring out a salient point with as many questions as I could. In total there are 52 questions which can be used as a starter, homework exercise or a revision exercise. ****Answers are included. I hope you find them useful.

This is a large PDF covering easier GCSE style questions on probability Around 30 longer GCSE questions It makes a great revision booklet aimed at grade 4 / 5 students This is a very thorough set of questions covering the basics of GCSE probability upto around grade 5. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf is a comprehensive worksheet consisting of 10 questions on histograms. Most questions require a histogram to be drawn (often with the frequency density scale not given) -The sheets are of the “Write on” type - so no preparation needed. Several questions require students to find the median from a histogram or other similar calculations. Ideal for revision. Aimed primarily at GCSE higher level these questions can be used to teach the topic or can be given for revision. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF is a worksheet of six questions on ‘Drawing Pie Charts’. Each question covers a full page and the circle and starting line are presented to the student. Answer on the sheet - or use each question to show how the work should be set out and angles calculated. I used this with KS3 initially but found it really useful to talk through, ‘How to answer exam questions’ with the foundation level GCSE groups too.

This pdf consists of 10 questions on Mean, Mode and Median of discrete with a small range - frequency tables are covered in a seperate worksheet. The first question (with around 20 parts) is simply finding Mean, Mode and Median and I used this with year 7 and also used it to discuss RANGE. The second set of questions I tended to do in Year 8 or 9 but can be used for revision with lower ability groups - these questions explore the pupils understanding of Mean. Ideal for the introduction of Mean, Mode, Median and Range and also useful for a revision worksheet. Answers are included.

Two large and comprehensive worksheets Velocity - Time Graphs - including curved graphs. Velocity - Time Graphs 1 - 5 Velocity - Time graphs (including curves) Questions asking for reading the graph, estimating and calculating area under the graph and estimating the gradient of a curve. Velocity - Time Graphs 2 - 8 Situations given and 8 Velocity Time Graphs - can they match them. answers are provided Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf consists of 10 questions involving integration of higher functions - not polynomials. Students are required to integrate by substitution, parts, trigonometry, exponentials and logarithms. Applications are limited as the integration is the skill being tested, but applications include: Integration as the reverse of differentiation, Solving simple differential equations, Areas. I used to give this sheet as a revision sheet at the end of Integration in Y13 as each question requires a different method of integration as well as an application. It proved to be a great sheet to talk through as well as practicing methods and techniques. Answers are included as usual. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work, thank you.

This PDF consists of 10 large questions (with well over 50 parts) on Factors, HCF and the Rules of Divisibility. Aimed at year 7, the sheet was given as a class activity as there is an awful lot for each pupil to do - several hours of classwork / homework - I used it for working in pairs as this will take one student more than one or two lessons to complete. Several of the questions were used as a springboard to discuss other ideas such as prime factors etc. The sheet is extensive and thorough, covering everything your classes need to know about factors and their applications. Questions asked include: Factors Prime Factors Factors of Square Numbers Factors of Prime Numbers HCF Rules of divisibility (not 5 or 10) Answers are included. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like it - thank you.

This is a detailed worksheet covering all that is needed for GCSE on the angles in polygons. The questions are quite searching and usually involve more than one polygon. Aimed at revision for higher level GCSE this set of questions can also be used for teaching / learning the topic. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

6 Comprehensive worksheets covering all you will need on the Sine and Cosine rules for GCSE. Sine Rule 1 - use the Sine Rule to find the missing side - 10 Questions Sine Rule 2 - use the Sine rule to find the missing angles (no ambiguous case) - 10 Questions Cosine Rule 1 - Find the missing side - 10 Questions Cosine Rule 2 - Find the missing angle - 10 Questions Sine and Cosine Rules - miscellaneous questions where students have to decide which rule to use - 12 questions Level 9 Cosine Rule Questions - Six more demanding questions for the more able student. Answers

This is a great set of questions on Standard Integrals - those that you should know by heart. There are two pdfs here - the first is the formula sheet showing all standard differentials and integrals that all students should be very familiar with. The second is over 30 questions covering all the standard integrals, including the usual applications of integration. Answers are Included

This pd.f consists of 40 questions of 8 different types all involving compound angles. (I think one question uses double angles but that is fair game). This set of questions is ideal for end of topic or revision as some of the questions involve surds and algebraic manipulation. My students have always found this topic a little cumbersome and books rarely do it justice so these questions provide a bridge between what is in text books and what to expect in the exams. ** Answers are included.**

I great little worksheet which is essential for understanding irrationality for GCSE grade 6+. Answers are included.

A simple fact sheet showing what you need to know about straight line graphs at GCSE

This is a PDF with over 40 expressions starting from some simple cases - I aimed this at a GCSE revision class. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you