Hello. I’m Liz Grant and owner of Maths For Granted. Every year Maths For Granted runs mock GCSE Maths examinations over the Easter period for both tutees and students local to Essex. This set of papers are what were used for my Easter Mock Examinations. Three papers are included for both higher and foundation tiers - six papers in total. Questions were written, compiled, and adapted from AQA, OCR, AQA Level 2 Further Maths, Edexcel GCSE, IGCSE and IGCSE Specimen B to allow for a broad selection of questions. I also write questions of my own, sometimes using AI software. PDF question papers and QR code YouTube video solutions are available, alongside suggested grade boundaries, student feedback template and mark schemes.

Hello. I’m Liz Grant and owner of Maths For Granted. Every year Maths For Granted runs mock GCSE Maths examinations over the Easter period for both tutees and students local to Essex. This set of three higher papers are what were used for my Easter Mock Examinations. Questions were written, compiled, and adapted from AQA, OCR, AQA Level 2 Further Maths, Edexcel GCSE, IGCSE and IGCSE Specimen B to allow for a broad selection of questions. I also write questions of my own, sometimes using AI software. PDF question papers and QR code YouTube video solutions are available, alongside suggested grade boundaries and mark schemes.

A Google multiple choice quiz, testing A level statistics knowledge on both the Correlation and Regression topics. It tests students on their understanding of regression lines, the product moment correlation coefficient (PMCC) and hypothesis testing for zero correlation. Once students have submitted their answers, YouTube video solutions are provided for each question. A useful resource for testing Correlation and Regression knowledge, ideal as a homework or when revising for examinations. Contains 20 questions - Google link to the quiz is provided within the Power Point.

A Google multiple choice quiz, testing A level statistics knowledge on both the Binomial Distribution and Hypothesis Testing topics. It tests students on their understanding of the binomial distribution, using cumulative probability tables or calculators and hypothesis testing for the binomial distribution. Once students have submitted their answers, YouTube video solutions are provided for each question. A useful resource for testing binomial distribution and hypothesis testing knowledge, ideal as a homework or when revising for examinations. The quiz contains 14 questions. The link to the Google quiz appears within the Power Point.

A Google multiple choice quiz, testing A level statistics knowledge on the Normal Distribution topic. It tests students on their understanding of the normal distribution, finding probabilities, the inverse normal function, the standard normal distribution, finding missing means and variances, approximating the binomial distribution and hypothesis testing with the normal distribution using the sample mean distribution. Once students have submitted their answers, YouTube video solutions are provided for each question. A useful resource for testing normal distribution and hypothesis testing knowledge, ideal as a homework or when revising for examinations. The quiz contains 20 questions. The Google quiz link can be found within the Power Point.