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This resource is aimed upper key stage 2/key stage 3 providing a step by step guide to long multiplication using the standard method. Includes detailed PowerPoint showing step by step examples and worksheet calculations to practise as well as answer sheets. Alligned to White Rose Maths Hub planning.

This resource is aimed upper key stage 2/key stage 3 providing a step by step guide to long division using the standard method.

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Finding fractions of numbers and amounts. Demonstrates how to find them using division. Alligned to White Rose Maths Hub planning.

A worksheet and fully complete answer sheet which is aimed at GCSE physics students using elastic potential energy and spring constant calculations.

A double-sided worksheet and answer sheet which covers atoms and nuclear decay equations emitting alpha and beta particles.