This is a pdf on solving equations and inequations with the modulus function. I have tried to cover every type of question that may be asked at ‘A’ level and have made the worksheet very extensive as a result. These can be tricky so the answers have bee checked thoroughly by more than one. Hope you find this as useful as I have over the years. Answers are included Please provide 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.

2 PDFs with answers covering all that you will need on substituition. Aimed at higher level GCSE there over 50 questions in all. Basic Substitution This worksheet provides expressions and common formulae that pupils should be able to substitute into - mostly without a calculator. (40+ questions) Worded Problems The second worksheet gives 11 questions of formula in context. - Some of these questions involve standard form. Answers are included Please provide feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf covers substitution from a basic introduction up to GCSE foundation level. Nothing is too difficult here, no fractions and the formulae used are very straight forward. I wrote this for revision at foundation level but it has so many other uses - 45 Questions !! Answers are included.

This is a great bundle of 3 sheets with several questions on the calculation and interpretation of mean, variance and standard deviation. Sheet 1 - raw data only Sheet 2 - frequency tables Sheet 3 - grouped frequency tables Answer sheet included Formula sheet included I have covered all that students need for A level on the calculation and interpretation of Mean, Variance and Standard Deviation so these make for great revision sheets or for use in the classroom as a class activity. Please note that MEI use a different formula for Variance and so there are two sets of answer and formula sheets. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This worksheet is a revision lesson on Integration with partial fractions, there are over 20 questions covering everything required on the recent syllabus. linear factors repeated factors top heavy fractions definite and indefinite integrals. I have given the same questions in two different formats: Integration Using Partial Fractions (1) has the fractions already split into partial fractions for those who wish to use it as integration using Logs, Integration Using Partial Fractions (2) requires the student to split into partial fractions first. (1) and (2) have the same questions in a different format - and therefore the same answers. Please leave feedback, particularly If you like my work - thank you Answers are included.

This is a worksheet on connected particles - without friction. 11 Questions in total covering all that you need on connected particles where friction (particularly the co-efficient of friction)** is not mentioned**. Each question is unique and brings out a different aspect of the subject, so it can be used as a teaching set of questions, a homework or a revision task. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This worksheet provides 17 problems on finding 100% of a number given a smaller percentage. This is really aimed at year 7 but can be used for revision with Year 11 just as easily. Answers are Included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

I wrote this set of worksheets to challenge grade 8 and 9 students. The aim was to bridge the gap between Trigonometry and the Manipulation Of Surds. The sheets have been well received by students. There are 2 questions over two pages: Q1 Straightforward trigonometry in a right angled triangle with angles of 45°, 30° and 60° - meant to be done without the aid of a calculator. 12 different questions here. Q2 Simplifying expressions involving Sine, Cosine and Tangent of 0°, 30°, 45°, 60° and 90° 26 different questions here. Answers are included. I have also included a couple of bonus sheets which will help. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like them. - Thank You

This PDF is a set of 22 questions where inequalities have been given on a number line and students must interpret the diagram. It is a really useful set of questions for Key Stage 3 or foundation GCSE but I have also used it as a starter for higher level GCSE Good fun - i think. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

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

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

A simple homework sheet that I created, it only has six questions but I felt it was enough to get the point across. The six questions include pyramids with a base which is a triangle, square or rectangle and includes one non - right pyramid. I hope you find it of some use. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

Not a wonderful resource but some may find a use for it. Write two numbers in the circles and see if they can score a goal by identifying anything between those numbers. I used it for fractions but don’t forget decimals and negatives. Obviously try to miss the goalkeeper !!

Each question has been carefully constructed and checked thoroughly to ensure they are correct. As required by all boards in 2019+ Nothing higher than linear on the numerator No quadratic factors on the denominator. 3 applications of partial fractions - just to show how they have appeared in A level papers in the past. with answers Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

One of the first topics to teach at ‘A’ level. I introduce the idea of asymptotes, double/triple roots and inflexion through this worksheet. 26 Questions - too many ! I use some for examples, some for classwork, some for homework and some are always left over for either revision or extra work for remedial study. Hope you find it useful - please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you. Answers are included.

A variety of questions set to challenge all pupils on their understanding of recurring decimals. A topic that is much overlooked in modern teaching !!! This pdf consists of 40 questions (with answers) to push home students understanding of recurring decimals and their fractional equivalent. This is a great worksheet for an end of topic task, homework, classwork or revision sheet. I hope you find this useful !! (did you know that the modern Casios have a facility for recurring decimals - its above the squared button). Answers are included We welcome all reviews - thank you.

This is a standard starter I have used both for revision and with year 7 when introducing percentages.

A PDF of many of the type of problems that students need for higher level at GCSE, I originally designed this for Year 11 revision, but often used it when introducing the topic or giving homework. The sheet is comprehensive and will hopefully cover all that you need. I hope you find it useful. Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.