12 page display pack on tips for GCSE students Can be used as a booklet for year 11 students. Uploaded in word so can be easily edited. Enjoy!

Fun and bright Pokemon themed maths formula display. There are 8 Pokemon characters and 8 speech bubbles with important maths equations that are used from KS3 to KS4. Print the speech bubbles on coloured paper and create your own layout. Feedback welcome. Enjoy!

Complete lesson to teach calculating percentage of an amount. Use of a 'percentage bubble' layout which scaffolds and supports the learning of finding a percentage of an amount. Growth mindset prompts to show progress throughout the lesson. There is a fully differentiated worksheet that can be printed. This resource has been successfully used to teach lower ability groups.

Complete lesson to teach solving simultaneous equations There are differentiated learning objectives. The answers are hidden under shapes on the notebook file, drag the shapes away to reveal the answers. The pages can be printed as worksheets or displayed on the IWB Includes visual representation to aid in the understanding and a worded style questions as a plenary to make links to problem solving questions.

GCSE Foundation revision clock and mat made with the Unit 2 Edexcel specification for the new 1-9 GCSE Foundation Mathematics Includes 12 questions on Algebra:expressions, substitution, expanding and factorising. Created as a revision clock format and revision mat format. The best way to use the revision clocks is to print them as an A3. Includes answers.

GCSE Foundation revision clock and mat made with the Unit 1 Edexcel specification for the new 1-9 GCSE Foundation Mathematics Includes 12 questions on Integers and place value, decimals, indices, powers, roots, factors, multiples and primes. Created as a revision clock format and revision mat format. The best way to use the revision clocks is to print them as an A3. Includes answers.

10 complete starters with 10 minute timer and answers Aimed at grade 4 5 6, top end of foundation and bottom end of higher. Good crossover questions. Each starter has 7 questions covering the following topics: Expand, simplify or solve Ratio, proportion and percentages Multiplying and dividing decimals Product of prime factors, LCM and HCF Volume and area Standard form Fraction arithmetic