A mixed mock exam with both calculator and non-calculator questions. It is a difficult paper designed to expose students to some of the trickier and newly styled questions seen in the 9-1 GCSE. A mark scheme accompanies the paper.

Descriptions of careers involving mathematics and how they make use of maths with accompanying pictures for each career and a title for the display. (With example picture).

<p>Vector proof including:<br /> Proving that two vectors make a straight line.<br /> End of paper vector proof (grade 9) where two ratio relationships are not given.<br /> All answers with workings provided (in ppt or pdf)</p>

Key maths vocabulary in 10 different languages for visual display. (With example presentation).

Some selected moments of mathematical advancement described in visual displays with the associated country's flag. (With example presentation).

A revision strategies and resources guide for GCSE 9-1 Mathematics

<p>The point of this display is to promote gender equality within Maths and dispel the misconceptions of boys/ girls being better at certain subject groups as well as encouraging students into Maths through positive messages.<br /> Included are the power-point images/ text elements and an example display format.</p>

<p>A collection of Modern Mathematicians and their accomplishments.<br /> All of which students should be able to understand and relate to.<br /> Designed to encourage students into STEM subjects and point out that Maths is still enabling new discoveries and progress. It can also be used as a way to solely encourage girls into STEM if you just make use of the female mathematicians.<br /> Also provided is an example of a display setup.</p>