15 exam-style questions aimed at grades 6-9 in the format of a revision race, written specifically for the new 9-1 spec. This is a great activity to do as a revision lesson to engage your students in some exam practice. It’ll also help you to identify weaker areas that need more revision. Answers and instructions are included, all you need to do is print the questions. The questions could also be used as a quiz or treasure hunt-type activity. Get our GCSE Maths Revision Race for grades 1-3! Get our GCSE Maths Revision Race for grades 4-5!

15 exam-style questions aimed at grades 4-5 in the format of a revision race, written specifically for the new 9-1 spec. This is a great activity to do as a revision lesson to engage your students in some exam practice. It'll also help you to identify weaker areas that need more revision. Answers and instructions are included, all you need to do is print the questions. The questions could also be used as a quiz or treasure hunt-type activity. Get our GCSE Maths Revision Race for grades 1-3! Get our GCSE Maths Revision Race for grades 6-9!

15 exam-style questions aimed at grades 1-3 in the format of a revision race, written specifically for the new 9-1 spec. This is a great activity to do as a revision lesson to engage your students in some exam practice. It'll also help you to identify weaker areas that need more revision. Answers and instructions are included, all you need to do is print the questions. The questions could also be used as a quiz or treasure hunt-type activity. Get our GCSE Maths Revision Race for grades 4-5! Get our GCSE Maths Revision Race for grades 6-9!

Promote independent thinking and problem solving strategies with this resource on simultaneous equations in context. Pupils must use their mathematical knowledge along with the clues provided to solve the 'mystery'. Full instructions, ideas for support and extension, and a solution are provided in the resource - what more could you need? If you like this resource, you might like our great value Mysteries Bundle!

A revision activity in the style of a pub quiz, ideal for an end of term lesson. The quiz can be displayed on the board and consists of four different rounds, covering a variety of topics aimed at grades 1-3. We've included a printable answer sheet for students, as well as full instructions and solutions. Get our GCSE Maths Pub Quiz for grades 4-5! Get our GCSE Maths Pub Quiz for grades 6-9!

Promote independent thinking and problem solving strategies with this resource on Venn diagrams. Pupils must use their mathematical knowledge along with the clues provided to solve the 'mystery'. This will require them to draw a Venn diagram and then interpret it - an area which has been added to both tiers of the GCSE for 2017. Full instructions, ideas for support and extension, and a solution are provided in the resource - what more could you need? Get this resource as part of our great value Mysteries Bundle Try a resource like this for free!

A revision activity in the style of a pub quiz, ideal for an end of term lesson. The quiz can be displayed on the board and consists of four different rounds, covering a variety of topics aimed at grades 4-5. We've included a printable answer sheet for students, as well as full instructions and solutions. Get our GCSE Maths Pub Quiz for grades 1-3! Get our GCSE Maths Pub Quiz for grades 6-9!

If you like this resource, you might like our great value Crossnumber Bundle! Engage your students with this crossnumber that covers all of the calculator functions required at GCSE. Students solve the interleaved questions and use their answers to complete the crossnumber. Extend the thinking of those who complete the questions by getting them to write a new set of questions - a considerable skill! Full instructions, ideas for support, and a solution are provided in the resource - what more could you need?

An A3 poster showing a selection of the formulas that students need to know for GCSE Maths. Formulas that are only applicable to higher candidates are clearly marked. Print it out and stick it on your wall or give a copy to your students!

A revision activity in the style of a pub quiz, ideal for an end of term lesson. The quiz can be displayed on the board and consists of four different rounds, covering a variety of topics aimed at grades 6-9. We've included a printable answer sheet for students, as well as full instructions and solutions. Get our GCSE Maths Pub Quiz for grades 1-3! Get our GCSE Maths Pub Quiz for grades 4-5!

Test your pupils' knowledge of negative numbers and expose misconceptions with this mathematical reasoning task. Pupils must determine whether the 12 statements are always, sometimes or never true. Encourage literacy by getting them to justify and discuss their answers. Full instructions, ideas for support & extension and a solution are provided in the resource. What more could you need to engage your students? If you like this resource, you might like our great value Always, Sometimes, Never Bundle!

Test your pupils' knowledge of quadrilateral names and properties with this set of snap cards. There are 24 cards featuring pictures of shapes, their names and their properties. The cards can be used to play traditional snap or a number of variations. You'll get full instructions, ideas for support and extension, and extra challenge questions - everything you need for a great lesson! If you like this resource, you might like our great value Snap Cards Bundle!

This bingo game on circle theorems would make a great starter for lessons on circle theorem proofs or just circle theorems revision. Use a mastery approach and make sure your students have the prior knowledge in place to access your lesson. No printing, copying or fussing - just a great starter to engage your students and get them ready to learn! If you like this resource, you might like our great value Algebra and Shape Bingo Bundle!

Test your pupils' knowledge of the sine rule in a motivating and engaging way with this differentiated target table. The aim is to reach a target score, set by you, by answering questions from the table. The questions are differentiated, with different point values, so pupils can choose their own difficulty level. You'll get full instructions, answers and a thoughtfully differentiated resource - everything you need for a great lesson! If you like this resource, you might like our great value Number and Shape Target Tables Bundle!

This bingo game on calculating bearings would make a great starter for lessons on harder bearings problems involving proof and trigonometry. Pupils will have to use angles in parallel lines, angles on a straight line and at a point to find the bearings required. Use a mastery approach and make sure your students have the prior knowledge in place to access your lesson. No printing, copying or fussing - just a great starter to engage your students and get them ready to learn! Get this resource as part of our great value Algebra and Shape Bingo Bundle Try a resource like this for free!

This bingo game on Pythagoras would make a great starter for lessons on harder Pythagoras questions such as those where the hypotenuse is given and those set in a context. Use a mastery approach and make sure your students have the prior knowledge in place to access your lesson. No printing, copying or fussing - just a great starter to engage your students and get them ready to learn! Get this resource as part of our great value Algebra and Shape Bingo Bundle Try a resource like this for free!

An end of topic assessment on expressions, suitable for a GCSE Higher class. Written for the new 9-1 spec. The assessment covers: expanding and factorising into one bracket expanding and factorising quadratics expanding the product of three binomials simplifying algebraic fractions application to geometric questions The resource comes with worked solutions, making it easy for you or your students to mark. Also included is a follow-up resource which contains questions for strengthening understanding, as well as extending it. This supports a mastery style of teaching - if students do not demonstrate full understanding they're given more support before moving on to a new topic. If students have fully understood, they complete extension work.