Black History Month & Maths cross-curricular activity covering Martin Luther King Jr. KS3 and GCSE Maths focused. Answers are included. Maths topics covered include worded problems, division, fractions, ratios and percentages. I’ve included the editable word doc so you can change the questions to suit your learners. If you found this resource helpful, please comment, rate and subscibe to our store. We’ll be releasing Black History Month resources throughout the month and we celebrate it all year round! Thanks in advance

A GCSE Maths Worksheet covering the calculation of the midpoint of the line Suitable for GCSE Students sitting the 9 – 1, A-Level Maths students revision and some Key Stage 3 students. Suitable for all the big examination boards including AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC. This was taken from my 150 Page workbook which covers many more maths topics. Please check it out here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/gcse-mathematics-150-page-summer-holiday-workbook-11940692 Or alternatively Check my store for other individual free worksheets such as this one. If you like it please leave a comment below, use the rating system or send us a message. All feedback is valued & welcome. Enjoy!

A GCSE Maths Worksheet covering worded algebraic problems, in which a student must form equations to solve. Suitable for GCSE Students sitting the 9 – 1, A-Level Maths students revision and some Key Stage 3 students. Suitable for all the big examination boards including AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC. This was taken from my 150 Page workbook which covers many more maths topics. Please check it out here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/gcse-mathematics-150-page-summer-holiday-workbook-11940692 Or alternatively Check my store for other individual free worksheets such as this one. If you like it please leave a comment below, use the rating system or send us a message. All feedback is valued & welcome. Enjoy!

Maths Homework Booklet targeted for KS3 Maths Students. Split into 3 stages which can be given out for each term. I recommend giving the students 1-3 topics a week, in which case it would last an academic year. Please see screenshots for more info. This covers; fractions, congruent shapes, scatter graphs, circle theorem, Venn diagrams, frequency tables, multiplying & dividing fractions, percentage change, compound interest, simple interest, bearings, theoretical probability, precision & accuracy, linear equations, substitution, experimental probability, averages, pie charts, area & volume, ratio & proportion, properties of numbers, HCF, LCM, significant figures and more. Please check out the other stages too if you find this useful which cover other topics. Please note that I did not create this resource, and share it under the creative commons licence. The original author has my gratitude & thanks. P.s. Answers are at the back to you may want to remove before distributing!

A huge revision PowerPoint with topics from KS3 (11-14 year olds) to KS4 (GCSE) inspired by ben coopers original resource (link in the ppt) Over 100 slides, over 10’000 questions (with answers). I've also created black & white worksheets that can be distributed to your students (answers removed of course). Topics include; fractions, decimals percentages, transformations, trigonometry, area, angles, construction, equations, quadratics, sequences, graphs, sampling, probability and many more. Also check out our accompanying KS3 Maths bumper Homework booklet containing a years worth of maths homework. https://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/ks3-bumper-maths-homework-megapack-1-years-worth-of-homework-11067720 Hope you find this as useful as I did, & if you did please make our day by leaving us a comment or rating. Much appreciated. Enjoy

A GCSE Powerpoint presentation on circle theorems. It covers all of the rules and contains over 200 questions on the topic with answers and worked solutions. I created this resource as there was nothing available as comprehensive and encompassing on one place as this. I publish this under the creative commons licence, and am thankful for the teachers who contributed. I have also attached one of the original workbooks. This can be distributed to students as homework (don’t forget to remove the answers at the back).