Here are my 2023 prediction papers. After narrowing down the topics which are yet to feature, I have created a paper with lots of brand new questions for you to work through with your students.

Here is my practice paper for the 2023 maths gcse 2H paper

Here is my practice paper for the 2023 maths gcse 2F paper

Here is my predicted paper for the 2023 maths gcse

Here is my predicted paper for the 2023 maths gcse 71 questions, A question for every single topic. Answers also provided.

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Hello, Thanks for stopping by, Here at the ‘Maths Teacher Hub’ we have created a bank of GCSE HIGHER mathematics homework sheets. (with answers) There are 100 pages full with GCSE exam style questions. Each page grows in difficulty and will create some form of repetitiveness, allowing students to recall “popular” basic skills questions easier. 5 different sets to work through 1-10 = Number 11-20 = Algebra 21-30 = Shape 31- 40 = Probability 41-50 = Angles How to use: I recommend giving GCSE students 3 sheets at a time to complete as homework. E.g. Homework number 4, 14 and 24. You select one to take in and mark, then display the answers for the other two sheets on the board so students can peer mark each other’s work. We hope you find use of these :)

Hello, Thanks for stopping by, Here at the ‘Maths Teacher Hub’ we have created a bank of KEY STAGE 3 mathematics homework sheets. (with answers) There are 80 pages full with basic skills style questions. Each page grows in difficulty and will create some form of repetitiveness, allowing students to recall “popular” basic skills questions easier. The answers are available for marking, they can even be displayed on the board so students can peer mark each other’s work. We hope you find use of these :)

Hello, Thanks for stopping by, Here at the ‘Maths Teacher Hub’ we have created a bank of GCSE FOUNDATION mathematics homework sheets. (with answers) There are 120 pages full with GCSE exam style questions. Each page grows in difficulty and will create some form of repetitiveness, allowing students to recall “popular” basic skills questions easier. 6 different sets to work through 1-10 = Number 11-20 = Algebra 21-30 = Shape 31- 40 = Probability 41-50 = Angles 51-60 = Data How to use: I recommend giving GCSE students 3 sheets at a time to complete as homework. E.g. Homework number 4, 14 and 24. You select one to take in and mark, then display the answers for the other two sheets on the board so students can peer mark each other’s work. We hope you find use of these :)