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

This is a great challenge aimed at higher level students who need to know how to use all the functions on their calculator. This is a PDF of 2 questions, each with 26 parts, which I set as a challenge to all students sitting higher level GCSE. Although the focus is on the use of a calculator I couldn’t resist including some estimation (throughout Q1) and approximations Q1 and Q2 just to top it off. No student has ever achieved 100% on these questions though I was always really pedantic in marking. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF consists of 12 questions expressing one number as a percentage of another. Aimed at Key Stage 3 classes, there is nothing too demanding required and all answers to the problems are whole numbers. I have included thirds and eighths in some of these. Answers are included. Contents One Number As A Percentage Of Another Answers Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

I had fun with this one !!! About 60 questions in total !!! Question 1 consists of 26 parts each being a straight forward conversion of metric units. Question 2 has 10 parts all with the emphasis on the prefix - how many watts in a Kw etc - I always found this to be really useful Q3 - 24 are all worded problem involving the conversion of units. This is an excellent worksheet which can be used for Y6/7 all the way up to revising GCSE - a great set of questions. Answers are included Please give feedback as it helps me provide the best service that I can - thank you

These PDFs cover everything that you could need on the factorisation of Quadratics. First sheet has almost 100 expressions to be factorised - plenty for examples, classwork and homework. This sheet has been divided into 5 clearly different sections allowing for differentiation. The second sheet starts with some factorisation and then goes into applications of factorisation - plenty to talk about here and give the more able a bit of a challenge. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

I wrote this sheet to meet the needs of GCSE Foundation level students - keeping the formula quite basic. It is ideal for the introduction of rearrangements in earlier years too. The sheet begins with 5 questions which show ‘why’ we need to rearrange. This is followed by 26 questions involving one x and one y and numbers - using as many everyday functions in as many ways as i could. Finally a further 26 questions where we introduce a and b as constants too - this often muddies the waters for Foundation students and I always found I had insufficient questions to offer them. This is a thorough worksheet as a pdf of two pages covering everything you will need from introduction to GCSE foundation level. Answers are included too Please provide feedback so I can continue to offer a good service.

This is a PDF consisting of over 20 questions on the 3 Kinematic equations required for GCSE. The questions are suitable for Higher and Foundation level and emphasise the interpretation of the terms rather than focussing on complex questions. This double page has everything that you need for GCSE Maths exams and can be used as a classroom exercise or homework. Answers are included I would appreciate feedback as it always helps me to improve and provide the worksheets that you need

For students who need a bit of practice plotting quadratics I created a ‘write on’ worksheet, it covers all that you will need up to about grade 5/6. Aimed at GCSE it can be used at Key Stage 3 as well as 4. 5 questions with grids and scaled axes provided so plotting and curve sketching is made as straight forward as possible, followed by a couple of questions to check students accuracy. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a massive pdf covering everything you will require on simultaneous equations. Simultaneous Equationsconsists of over 80 pairs of simultaneous equations to be solved, starting with the most basic and increasing in difficulty throughout. Q1 - starts with two equations that can simply be subtracted - 10 questions then 16 questions where only one equation needs to be multiplied up - all answers in question one are whole numbers and none of them are negative. Q2 - both equations need to be multiplied before subtracting, answers are all whole numbers and the first negative answers start to appear around part o) Q3 - a mixture of questions using different letters, answers can be positive or negative and several have fractional answers though only very simple fractions/decimals are used. Simultaneous Problems 31 questions covering everything needed on worded problems. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF of 6 questions over 2 pages is all that is needed to teach Set Theory with 3 sets. Aimed more able students at GCSE it explores further the concept of complimentary, union and intersection using 3 sets. The final question is that nasty set question with union, intersection and compliment combined - it will test the most able student. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF consisting of 52 questions on integration. I have used these extensively to give pupils practice in integration techniques - there are no application questions here as the best place to get those is recent exam papers - this is aimed at purely practicing integration techniques. I have included a summary sheet to help with learning the techniques and have always found that students appreciated this. Answers are included. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work, thank you.

This is a single sheet consisting of 20 questions in 7 main types on the double angle formulae. This is an excellent sheet for a classwork, homework or revision sheet and covers everything that a student could need to fully practice and understand this area of Trigonometry. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf is a worksheet covers the expansion of (1 + ax)^n for all n. There are 5 main questions divided into 20 sub questions - ideal for classwork, homework or revision. Questions have been asked in a similar manner to examination questions and students are expected to transform the given expression into (1 + ax)^n from, an often more complex looking expression involving square roots and / or reciprocals. This work covers all that an ‘A’ level student is expected to know. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Over 30 Questions on the use of the discriminant and it’s graphical application - a topic which I always felt the textbooks have never done fully. Aimed at students learning the topic and with enough questions for students who wish to revise it. All answers are worked out and checked. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A short homework sheet that I wrote to explain compound measures in other ways than just speed. Only four questions on: population density density and pressure hope you find it useful. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This worksheet was designed to give year 7 pupils practice with a Protractor. A simple worksheet which I always found very useful.

This is a great PDF on one sheet consisting of 12 detailed questions. The questions involve: Distance between two points, Mid-points, Perpendicular lines. I have avoided using the equation of a circle - that is for a later worksheet. It is a very thorough worksheet and ideal for end of topic recap or revision. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This worksheet covers the differentiation of composite functions, including trig functions, logs and exponentials. 35 questions - some very challenging so plenty to practice on - this is aimed at students at the start of year 13 and it includes some of the standard applications of differentiation. Answers are included Bonus As the reverse operation I also had a sheet of 20 Integration of composite functions - using linear functions for the composite part - you may find it useful. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you