These are 4 worksheets designed for LA students about Order of Operations. They build up through multiplication/division with addition/subtraction through to brackets and powers.

This is a worksheet and powerpoint covering compound interest and repeated percentage change. The answers to the worksheet are in the powerpoint as well as examples which build up the ideas.

A powerpoint and worksheet for teaching the new GCSE topic of Venn diagrams. The powerpoint builds up with clear examples and the worksheet has answers included.

This powerpoint and worksheet covers the set notation needed for the 9-1 GCSE. The ideas here are quite advanced so pupils should be familiar with Venn diagrams and probability before this lesson. The powerpoint has clear examples and definitions and the worksheet includes answers.

This is a worksheet and powerpoint for teaching the topic of quadratic inequalities.

Straightforward value for money worksheet and powerpoint.

This is a worksheet (with answers) and a PowerPoint for teaching simultaneous equations where one is quadratic. The PowerPoint contains a nice spot the mistake activity.

This is a worksheet and powerpoint about the GCSE Maths topic of counting combinations. Includes answers to the questions on the powerpoint and worksheet.

This is ideal for introducing weaker students to plotting linear graphs. It starts off with substitution skills and builds up slowly to plotting graphs.

Column vectors worksheet with answers, aimed at weak higher/foundation students.

These are three lessons worth of powerpoints and worksheets about the new topic of functions at GCSE. The first powerpoint and worksheet introduces functions, the second covers composite functions and the third inverse functions. Each worksheet comes with answers.

Questions on combining the means of two groups or subgroups are very popular exam questions. This is a collection of Edexcel past exam questions.

This is a version of top trumps to practice substitution. It is the same as my resource: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/substitution-top-trumps-11501936 but with more difficult expressions to substitute into. The rules are the same as top trumps and pupils substitute a = 4, b =2 and c= 5 into the expressions to determine the attributes. Using different values of a,b and c is possible but will change the relative strengths of the animals. This is for KS3 or KS4 pupils and is always a big hit. The files will need to be printed on card (and ideally laminated) and cut out.

A worksheet of difficult Edexcel exam questions on volume. These questions are aimed at the most able GCSE students. Answers are included.

This a collection of 9 powerpoints which each contain 10 questions (with answers at the end). The slides progress automatically and a bar at the bottom counts down to indicate to the students how long they have left on each question. Ideal for stronger GCSE students.

A fun maze activity which enables students to practice recognising primes.

Algebraic fractions lesson for KS4 (or strong KS3). Builds up from adding and subtracting normal fractions into unknown numerators and then denominators.

This is a worksheet covering the worded geometric sequence problems popular in the Edexcel practice papers. Includes a powerpoint with examples and notes and answers to the worksheet. This worksheet is challenging and aimed at more able students.

Quadratic Sequences worksheet and powerpoint for teaching the GCSE maths topic.

This is a worksheet and powerpoint on the topic of capture/recapture which is new to the Edexcel 9-1 GCSE. The powerpoint has a starter on the equivalent fraction skills needed to solve the questions.