This PDF is a worksheet of six questions on ‘Drawing Pie Charts’. Each question covers a full page and the circle and starting line are presented to the student. Answer on the sheet - or use each question to show how the work should be set out and angles calculated. I used this with KS3 initially but found it really useful to talk through, ‘How to answer exam questions’ with the foundation level GCSE groups too.

This PDF consists of six questions on reading bar charts. Primarily its function was to enable me to discuss the different types of bar charts that they need to know about, and the type of questions that can come from bar charts. I did not feel it necessary to ask several questions on each type as they are really straight forward. I have covered compound and component bar charts as well as percentage bar charts. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf consists of 10 questions on Mean, Mode and Median of discrete with a small range - frequency tables are covered in a seperate worksheet. The first question (with around 20 parts) is simply finding Mean, Mode and Median and I used this with year 7 and also used it to discuss RANGE. The second set of questions I tended to do in Year 8 or 9 but can be used for revision with lower ability groups - these questions explore the pupils understanding of Mean. Ideal for the introduction of Mean, Mode, Median and Range and also useful for a revision worksheet. Answers are included.

This is a PDF consisting of 5 GCSE style questions which cover all that students need to understand about Box and Whisker diagrams. The questions are on interpretation of the diagrams rather than drawing them so these worksheets were not intended as ‘write on’. Answers are provided. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Aimed, primarily at Key Stage 4, this resource covers all you will need in the way of indices questions all the way up to GCSE higher level. Set out as four questions with 26 parts to each - there are 104 questions here! Q1) - 26 questions focusing only the rules of indices using only positive powers. Q2) - 26 questions focusing on positive and fractional indices Q3) - 26 questions focusing on zero and negative powers. Q4) - 26 harder questions including algebraic approaches. It is a very well presented topic over two pages - ideal for classwork / homework / revision. Answers are included Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work.

This is a PDF consisting of 18 diagrams showing a journey from A to B. Angles are given, sometimes from North but more often from South or East or West. Students need to give the 3 Figure Bearing. I used this when teaching Bearings to Key Stage 3 but it is useful to recap at Key Stage 4 where would always ask the question - “And what is the reverse bearing ?”

20 Questions on two worksheets on the Sine rule. First sheet is 10 questions on finding sides and second sheet is 10 questions on finding angles. These are straightforward questions - no worded questions just here is a triangle !! Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work, thank you. Answers are included.

This is three PDFs with 26 questions on the Cosine Rule - nothing exceptional simply ‘here’s a triangle, find…’ Sheet 1 is 10 questions on calculating missing sides, Sheet 2 is 10 questions on calculating missing angles, Sheet 3 is 6 questions using surds at level 9 Great for homeworks or revision this is a great resource Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you. Answers are included

This set of worksheets covers similar shapes in both 2D and 3D - all that is needed at GCSE. Of course answers are included. Similar Shapes 2D Similar shapes 3D Answers Please provide feedback so that we can improve our work, thank you

Aimed at both KS3 and KS4 students, this PDF contains over 30 questions on everything you will need to teach the circumference of a circle. Questions start at the basic level, there are questions given the radius or diameter and use a variety of units of measurement. Later questions cover the perimeter of half or quarter circles and also compound areas for the more able student and the usual set of worded questions which are really aimed at KS4 students. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a PDF with a total of 30 questions on all types of prisms. 26 different prisms to calculate the volume of - I have included all the basic shapes and compound shapes too. The last few questions is about the relationship between volume and capacity and the weight of water. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a very thorough worksheet covering everything that you might need to add or subtract in standard form. Well over 50 questions from the basic to the more demanding questions. Answers are included

This is an excellent PDF consisting of over 50 questions on changing decimals into fractions. The first question is on terminating decimals The second is on interpreting recurring notation - UK only The third is converting recurring decimals into fractions The final question pushes it up to grade 9 - good luck Answers are provided. This resource allows for explanations, classwork and homework

This is a great set of questions on Standard Integrals - those that you should know by heart. There are two pdfs here - the first is the formula sheet showing all standard differentials and integrals that all students should be very familiar with. The second is over 30 questions covering all the standard integrals, including the usual applications of integration. Answers are Included

This is a pdf consisting of 30 questions covering everything you will need to revise percentages. Primarily aimed at higher level GCSE so questions include repeated percentage increase and reverse percentages. The first 20 questions provide excellent revision to all higher level students but the last 10 questions are a bit of a stretch for many students - though they are not grade 10 !!! Give them a challenge !!! An answer sheet is included. please give feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This is a pdf which I have used for years - it covers integration of powers of x only. There are over 70 questions here with powers which include negative, fractional and negative fractional too. I always found students had difficulty with fractions so these questions **do not **cancel nicely and include square and cube roots. I have included some where expansion of brackets are needed and others where divisions are needed too. Answers are included Please provide feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a great revision resource for higher level students who need more work on Surds This work consists of a PDF with 16 full GCSE style questions particularly aimed at grade 8 and 9 students. There are two versions of the work "write on " and “inksaver” Answers are included of course. Please leave feedback so that we can know if we are offering what you want. - Thank You

Also known as Coding or Scaling this is a worksheet on the Linear Transformation Of Data. In total this pdf covers all that any A level student will need on this subject. In 7 questions making a total of 20 ‘subquestions’ everything is covered and asked in exam friendly manner Worksheets are here for MEI students as well as the other boards - MEI do it differently. Answers are included as usual. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This worksheet consists of 10 full A level standard questions using Rsin(x + a) etc. Most of these questions are in context as the standard questions are freely available in books etc. This is a thorough worksheet covering the topic in as many ways as we could think of - some are quite creative but all are relevant. An ideal ‘end of topic’ sheet, homework, classwork or revision task. Answers are included.

This pdf is a worksheet covers the expansion of (1 + ax)^n for all n. There are 5 main questions divided into 20 sub questions - ideal for classwork, homework or revision. Questions have been asked in a similar manner to examination questions and students are expected to transform the given expression into (1 + ax)^n from, an often more complex looking expression involving square roots and / or reciprocals. This work covers all that an ‘A’ level student is expected to know. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.