Learning Objectives:-­‐ Be able to categorise different types of data, including primary, secondary, discrete, continuous Interpret and construct charts and diagrams (including bar charts and pictograms) for categorical data Interpret and construct pie charts for categorical data Construct and interpret histograms with equal class widths (for grouped discrete as well as continuous data) Use graphical representations to interpret, analyse and compare the distributions of data sets from univariate distributions (discrete, continuous and grouped)

Learning Objectives:- Relate ratios to fractions and linear functions Divide a quantity in a given ratio Convert standard compound units in numerical and algebraic contexts

Learning Objectives: - Apply and prove the standard circle theorems concerning angles, radii, tangents and chords, and use them to prove related results

Learning Objectives:- • Describe the parts of a circle, including tangent, arc, sector, segment, centre, radius, chord, diameter, circumference • Recall and use the formula for the area & circumference of a circle • Calculate arc lengths and the angles and areas of sectors of circles

Learning Objectives:- To find a bearing from A to B To find a return bearing from B to A To understand the points on a compass and the angles of each point To use scale to work out distance from one bearing to another

Learning Objectives:- Know and use Pythagoras’ Theorem for right-angled triangles.

Learning Objectives:- Understand the relationships between operations e.g. inverse operations Estimate answers) Check calculations using approximation and estimation (including using technology

Learning Objectives:- • Recognising place value • Ordering whole numbers • Recall all positive integer complements to 100 • Understanding place value and round to a given power of 10 • Round to the nearest integer • Round to a given number of decimal places • Estimate answers to problems involving decimals • Round a number to one significant figure

Learning Objectives:- Represent the solution of a linear inequality on a number line Work out an inequality from a number line Solving Inequalities

Learning Objectives:- How to generate a Vector, and Add and Subtract vectors Consider transformations rotation, reflection, translation and enlargement (including fractional scale factors)

Learning Objectives:- (a) Be able to use compound measures (b) Be able to describe what is shown in a distance time graph © Be able to draw a distance time graph

Workbooklet with exam questions and a guide book on how to “UNPACK” GCSE questions.

Workbooklet with exam questions and a guide book on how to “UNPACK” GCSE questions.

Workbooklet with exam questions and a guide book on how to “UNPACK” GCSE questions.

Workbooklet with exam questions and a guide book on how to “UNPACK” GCSE questions.

Workbooklet with exam questions and a guide book on how to “UNPACK” GCSE questions.

Workbooklet with exam questions and a guide book on how to “UNPACK” GCSE questions.

PPT and student workbook for GCSE Functional Skills mathematics: Number

Scheme of Work, Staff Tracker and Student Tracker for Edexcel Award in Number and Measure: Level 1 Scheme of Work:- Provides detailed lesson plan for each of the 13 units in the Level 1 qualification, and also provides links to the Level 2 and GCSE courses. Objectives, Differentiation and Extension points are also provided. Staff and Student Tracker:- Provides a breakdown of the learning objectives for each Unit, so that staff and students can track their understanding and progress throughout the course.

This series of workbooklets provide GCSE exam questions for students to tackle using the “UNPACK” method. U = UNderline important information about the question N = UNderstand what the question is asking P = What maths Processes will I be using? A = My Answer to th questions C = Have I Checked my work? K = I Know my answer makes sense The “UNPACK” booklet and PPT explains to students how to use this method, with examples, prior to them attmepting to use this method for themselves in:- Problem Solving with Shape, Space and Measure Problem Solving with Ratio and Proportion Problem Solving with Probability Problem Solving with Number Problem Solving with Data and Statistics Problem Solving with Algebra