Full lesson (1 hour) on frequency tables and pictograms (Foundation tier). Contains powerpoint and lesson worksheet, including exam-style questions in the AQA format. Primarily focused towards GCSE resit students in FE, but can be used as a recap for KS4 students. Goes through frequency tables and tally charts, pictograms, and grouped frequency tables, with links to probability. Does not contain concepts such as estimated mean or relative frequency.

GCSE Trigonometry (Foundation/Lower Higher) - contains 6 pages of explanation and examples, followed by 28 scaffolded questions finding missing sides and missing angles. Focused towards GCSE resit students at colleges and sixth-form centres, but can be used as a standalone revision tool for 14-16 year olds. I have tried to make the explanations as simple as possible, and hope most students will be able to navigate through the examples and questions without external help.

Scale drawings and bearings exam-style questions for GCSE Maths, foundation tier, AQA syllabus. Primarily focused towards resit students in FE, but can be used as a revision resource for Yr 11 students. Contains 10 exam-style questions in the style of AQA, adapted from previous exam questions. These are a mixture of scale drawings and bearings.

Scale drawings worksheet for GCSE maths, foundation tier for the AQA syllabus. Primarily focused towards resit students in FE, but can be used as revision material or as a overarching worksheet covering. Contains 19 questions (some have multiple questions within), using variation theory to increase difficulty slowly, culminating in exam-style questions that I have produced in the style of AQA using existing material. Answers included.

Bearings and cardinal points worksheets for GCSE Maths, following the AQA syllabus. Primarily created for GCSE resit students, focusing on a broad spectrum of questions, including exam questions created in the style of current AQA questions. This worksheet may also benefit students as a revision resource. The questions are Foundation tier, and some require the use of a protractor. Answers are included. There are 20 questions in total, but some questions have more than one section.

Foundation GCSE Maths, basic probability (what is probability, all choices totalling 1, mutually exclusive events). 23 scaffolded questions, ending with AQA-style exam questions. Focused on resit students in FE, but can be used as revision material for KS4. Includes powerpoint and worksheet.

Powerpoint presentation for Bearings and Scale Drawings. GCSE Maths, Foundation Level. Aimed towards GCSE resit students at FE, as the subject is condensed down to a single 2 hour lesson, but can be used as a subject overview or revision for KS3 or KS4. Contains 3 sections - bearings and cardinal points; scale drawings and maps; and, exam-style questions based on the AQA syllabus and exam-style. Exit ticket included.