Over 30 Questions on the use of the discriminant and it’s graphical application - a topic which I always felt the textbooks have never done fully. Aimed at students learning the topic and with enough questions for students who wish to revise it. All answers are worked out and checked. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a worksheet on connected particles - without friction. 11 Questions in total covering all that you need on connected particles where friction (particularly the co-efficient of friction)** is not mentioned**. Each question is unique and brings out a different aspect of the subject, so it can be used as a teaching set of questions, a homework or a revision task. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

I wrote this set of worksheets to challenge grade 8 and 9 students. The aim was to bridge the gap between Trigonometry and the Manipulation Of Surds. The sheets have been well received by students. There are 2 questions over two pages: Q1 Straightforward trigonometry in a right angled triangle with angles of 45°, 30° and 60° - meant to be done without the aid of a calculator. 12 different questions here. Q2 Simplifying expressions involving Sine, Cosine and Tangent of 0°, 30°, 45°, 60° and 90° 26 different questions here. Answers are included. I have also included a couple of bonus sheets which will help. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like them. - 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.

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 PDF consists of 13 extensive questions (with 50 individual parts) on multiples, LCM and the rules of divisibility. Aimed primarily at KS3, this worksheet covers everything that you will need for most students. This would probably cover a classwork and homework task for the one lesson needed to cover multiples. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

I wrote this as a homework sheet one year, aimed at foundation GCSE students of around grade 5 and less ability. I tried to cover as much as possible and to put the questions in context to make it more accessible. I hope you can find it to be of some use. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Identities are new to the GCSE 9 - 1 syllabus for all boards So I wrote these questions to help in any classroom. You may give them for classwork, homework or just to discuss in groups. Some of the questions are really difficult - discussion only I think. Answers are included.

This PDF is a set of 22 questions where inequalities have been given on a number line and students must interpret the diagram. It is a really useful set of questions for Key Stage 3 or foundation GCSE but I have also used it as a starter for higher level GCSE Good fun - i think. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF with over 40 expressions starting from some simple cases - I aimed this at a GCSE revision class. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a PDF consisting of 52 questions on division of fractions. This PDF is written as 2 questions each with 26 parts, question 1 uses fractions only while question 2 uses mixed numbers. With these worksheets I used questions in one column as examples, the second column was then used for class/homework leaving extra questions for either revision or extra practice if necessary. We always felt that too many questions was better than insufficient. This worksheet is part of the suite which is sold as Fractions for KS3 which includes the answers. Any comments are welcome through our facebook page.

A simple fact sheet showing what you need to know about straight line graphs at GCSE

This PDF has 3 questions on drawing up tally tables using 50, 60 or 100 pieces of data. I used to use this in year 10 with foundation level students so there are a couple of harder questions involved but these can be ignored if you wish to use this at KS2, or KS3. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A short PDF consisting of 26 questions on the rules of Indices using Algebraic Expressions Strictly for Higher level GCSE this has proven to be a tricky set of questions which stretches above grade 7 Answers are included

Not a wonderful resource but some may find a use for it. Write two numbers in the circles and see if they can score a goal by identifying anything between those numbers. I used it for fractions but don’t forget decimals and negatives. Obviously try to miss the goalkeeper !!

Each question has been carefully constructed and checked thoroughly to ensure they are correct. As required by all boards in 2019+ Nothing higher than linear on the numerator No quadratic factors on the denominator. 3 applications of partial fractions - just to show how they have appeared in A level papers in the past. with answers Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

One of the first topics to teach at ‘A’ level. I introduce the idea of asymptotes, double/triple roots and inflexion through this worksheet. 26 Questions - too many ! I use some for examples, some for classwork, some for homework and some are always left over for either revision or extra work for remedial study. Hope you find it useful - please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you. Answers are included.

A variety of questions set to challenge all pupils on their understanding of recurring decimals. A topic that is much overlooked in modern teaching !!! This pdf consists of 40 questions (with answers) to push home students understanding of recurring decimals and their fractional equivalent. This is a great worksheet for an end of topic task, homework, classwork or revision sheet. I hope you find this useful !! (did you know that the modern Casios have a facility for recurring decimals - its above the squared button). Answers are included We welcome all reviews - thank you.

This pdf covers everything needed to teach, practice or revise A.P.'s for ‘A’ level. 20 full questions (30+ questions including sub-questions in total) getting progressively harder over two pages. Formulae needed are given on the sheet and answers are included. This is as good as they get before attempting full ‘A’ level questions. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.