6 Worksheets consisting over 95 questions related introduction to understanding gradient, determining gradient of a straight line in a Cartesian coordinates, determining x-intercepts and y-intercepts based on straight line equations, constructing a straight line equation from given coordinates, finding gradient of parallel lines, finding point of interception between 2 straight lines using simultaneous equation (calculation) and constructing straight lines (graphical method). Worksheets 1-3 are suited as introduction for low ability students while Worksheets 3-6 are suited for higher ability KS4 students.

3 Worksheets consisting over 55 questions with challenging questions related to constructing a straight line equation from given coordinates, finding gradient of parallel lines, finding point of interception between 2 straight lines using simultaneous equation (calculation) and constructing straight lines (graphical method). Suited for high ability KS4 students.

2 Worksheets consisting of over 30 questions as an introduction to the concept of quadratic equations, constructing quadratic equations from word problems, expanding brackets and factorising quadratic expressions. Suited for students in KS 4.

4 Worksheets consisting over 65 questions related to constructing quadratic equations from word problems, factorising and expanding brackets of quadratic equations and calculating the roots belonging to the following quadratic equations. Worksheet 1 and 2 suited as an introduction for lower ability KS 4 students, while worksheet 3 and 4 suited for higher ability KS4 students.

2 Worksheets consisting of 35 Questions related to factorising quadratic equations and calculating the roots belonging to the following quadratic equations. Suited for higher level students in KS 4.

A chemistry assessment sheet for Year 10 students in KS4. Chapters included in this assessment sheet are ionic and covalent compounds, transition metals and non metals, noble gases, thermal decomposition of metal carbonates, calculation involving moles, molar volume and molar mass, preparing soluble salts, brown ring test (confirmation test of nitrates), simple voltaic cells, application of salt bridge, half and ionic equations, reactivity series and displacement process, electroplating, reactions of acids and bases, Contact process, isotopes and electron arrangement of elements in the Periodic Table. Assessment is suited for students in KS4.

Physics Assessment sheet for GCSE students in KS4. Questions include chapters from determining distance vs displacement, calculating velocity and acceleration of objects in motion, free falling object and acceleration due to Earth's gravity, describing and calculating velocity from a ticker-tape, extracting information and calculation based on velocity-time graphs, types of collision and the principle of conservation of momentum, impulse, calculating net and resultant forces. Assessment suited for students in KS4.

2 Worksheets consisting with 47 Questions related to solving and determining empirical formula, molecular formula, molecular mass, balancing chemical formula, writing balanced chemical formula from detailed word questions, solving complex chemical reaction questions by calculating mass, volume and moles from balanced chemical equation. Worksheets suited for students in KS 4.

This presentation pack consist of 125 slides abundant with pictures, equations, examples and exercises to ensure a holistic understanding of motion, force, momentum, energy, power and springs! This complete set includes calculations of motion (velocity and acceleration), calculations of ticker tape measurements, describing and understanding motion graphs, Newton’s 3 Laws, Inertia, Momentum, Action and Reaction, Impulse, Impulsive Force, Gravity, Pulley Systems, Tension, Vectors and Scalars, Balanced and Unbalanced Forces, Resultant Force, Forces in Equilibrium, Forces on an Inclined Plane, Frictional Force, Work Done, Principle of Conservation of Energy, Kinetic Energy, Gravitational Potential Energy, Power, Elastic Potential Energy, Hooke’s Law, Parallel and Series Spring Arrangement. This presentation pack consist enough material to conduct a minimum of 15-18 lessons. Most suited for students in KS4.

1 Presentation Pack consisting of 39 slides to provide a holistic understanding of the chapter of heat. This presentation slide includes chapters related to : Thermal equilibrium, calibration of a thermometer, factors and working principle of a thermometer, specific heat capacity, heat capacity, calculations and formula to calculate heat energy, conversion of heat energy from various energy sources (kinetic, gravitational potential and electrical), the uses and applications of specific heat capacities, specific latent heat, calculation and formula to calculate latent heat energy, changing of phases of matter, gas laws (Boyle’s Law, Charle’s Law, Pressure Law), working principle of each law including a graph and an experimental study of each law, and application of the gas laws. This presentation pack is designed for a 5-6 consecutive lessons. Suited for students in KS4.

A presentation slide consisting of 48 slides to provide a proper education regarding the fundamentals of Forces and Pressures. This presentation pack includes : Pressure and Forces in solids, pressure in liquids, pressure in gases, the effects and magnitude of atmospheric pressure, the usage and application of manometers and barometers in measuring atmospheric and gas pressures, the understanding and application of Pascal’s Principle, the understanding and application of Archimedes Principle, the principle of buoyancy, the calculation and understanding the presence of buoyant force and apparent weight, the understanding and application of Bernoulli’s Principle. This presentation pack is suited for students for KS4. The material is sufficient to conduct a minimum of 5-6 consecutive classes.

2 Worksheets consisting over 40 questions related to states of matter, change of phase between solid, liquid and gases, the concept diffusion in daily life, methods of separating substances via filtration, distillation, fractional distillation and simple chromatography, the concept of atomic structure, isotopes, atomic number and mass number and the electron arrangement. Worksheets suited for students in KS 4.

2 Worksheets consisting over 40 questions related to classification of mixtures, solution and solvents, physical characteristics of pure and impure substances, methods of separating substances via filtration, distillation, fractional distillation, paper chromatography and simple chromatography. Questions include standard calculations of Rf values of substances of simple chromatography. Worksheets suited for students in KS 4.

A classroom lesson presentation consisting of 36 Slides related to understanding chemical properties (reactivity) and physical properties (boiling and melting points) of Group 1 Alkaline Metal, Group 17 Halogens and Group 18 Noble gases as you go down the respective groups. Content include the chemical and physical changes of elements across period 3 (such as reactivity, melting and boiling points, basic-amphoteric-acidic), properties of transition elements, their uses in industry and the colour identification of transition elements. Content suitable for 4-5 consecutive lessons. Suited for students in KS 4.

4 Worksheets consisting over 60 questions related to test the understanding chemical properties (reactivity) and physical properties (boiling and melting points) of Group 1 Alkaline Metal, Group 17 Halogens and Group 18 Noble gases as you go down the respective groups. Questions include the chemical and physical changes of elements across period 3 (such as reactivity, melting and boiling points, basic-amphoteric-acidic), properties of transition elements, their uses in industry and the colour identification of transition elements. Worksheets suited for students in KS 4.

A classroom lesson bundle consisting of 36 Slides and 4 Worksheets with over 60 questions related to understanding chemical properties (reactivity) and physical properties (boiling and melting points) of Group 1 Alkaline Metal, Group 17 Halogens and Group 18 Noble gases as you go down the respective groups. Content include the chemical and physical changes of elements across period 3 (such as reactivity, melting and boiling points, basic-amphoteric-acidic), properties of transition elements, their uses in industry and the colour identification of transition elements. Content suitable for 4-5 consecutive lessons. Suited for students in KS 4.

27 Slides and 5 Worksheets containing over 60 questions related to chemical bonding (ionic and colavent bonding) of metals and non metals,constructing electron arrangement, the structure of ionic compounds and covalent compounds (Lewis structure and atomic structure), the presence of ions and molecules, characteristics of giant covalent structures, the formation of isotopes, the chemical and physical characteristics of metals, ionic and covalent compounds (ability to conduct electricity in solid and liquid state, solubility in organic solvents and water, melting and boiling points). Content is suitable for 3-4 consecutive lessons. Worksheets suited for students in KS 4.

A classroom bundle with lesson slides and 2 worksheets consisting over 30 questions related to Brownian motion, the particle arrangement and properties of solids, liquids and gases, the change of phases between solid, liquid and gases, processes of change of phases including sublimation, the phenomenon and concept of diffusion. Lesson slides and worksheets suited for students in KS 4.

2 Worksheets consisting over 25 questions related to properties and structure of atoms of elements and isotopes, the arrangement of electrons in orbits by writing the electron arrangement and drawing the atomic structure, states of matter, the properties of metals, ionic compounds and non metals such as boiling points, melting points and electrical conductivity. Worksheet suited for students in KS 4.

3 Worksheets consisting over 45 Questions related to the introduction of the concept of probability. Questions include determining sample space, validity of probability events, and calculating simple probability of an event (questions suit the incorporation of tree diagram if it is the preferred teaching method). Suited for students in KS4.