I have taken each of the 36 questions from the sample paper issued by the Standards and Testing agency and created a random generator to easily provide a set of questions that can be given to pupils to practise for this test. The first page has all 36 questions, pressing F9 will bring up the same questions but with different numbers. All the answers to these questions are on the second page. There are another 36 pages on the worksheet, each providing 36 random questions of a single type.

A sample of a product available on this site for £2, try before you buy and all that. The full version is available here; https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mathsshed-s-starter-spreadsheet-11121752.

This spreadsheet was awarded Resource of the week Jan 2016, here is the review https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/blog/tes-maths-rotw-gcse-starter-spreadsheet A spreadsheet that will produce starter questions on topics of your choice. It will remove the need for you to think about the questions you are going to set, simply keep a copy of the spreadsheet for each class and switch on the topic as you progress through the scheme of work. Very easy to set up and gives you ten minutes at the start of a lesson to get the class settled and to get them revising the topics they have previously covered. Here is a video https://youtu.be/o8DDaoF64kU if you are interested. If you download this, please return and give a review. Update: I have added a version with answers, available here; https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mathsshed-s-gcse-starter-with-answers-11245880

A spreadsheet that will randomly generate fraction questions. Covers addition, subtraction, multplication, conversion between mixed numbers and improper fractions.

Why give past papers to pupils that can't answer half the questions? BCD booklets collate four years worth of GCSE papers starting with the first four pages of each paper, moving through first eight pages and finally first 12 pages giving your pupils loads of practice in the areas they need to work on. Designed to be printed as A4 booklets, two pages per page.

A 10 week homework programme, each week the same questions just different numbers.Table at the front to allow pupils to colour code the questions as the weeks pass.Print as A5 booklet.