standard deviation powerpoint presentation. this presentation helps students understand what standard deviation is and how it can be used in an example. also includes the formula and what each symbol means.

3 section (multiplication, division, addition) fractions worksheet for GCSE Maths AQA specification. Each section includes 6 questions which are specific to each section. Perfect for class practice or revision to solidify knowledge ad skills needed for the non-calculator GCSE summer exam. Fractions is a basic skill taught at the start of the GCSE Maths course which is the foundation of may skills taught later in the course which are invaluable to students during their exams. This worksheet is for all GCSE years (year 9, year 10, year 11) and can be adapted to suit teaching style. Maths is a core subject taught by schools across the country and the world and it teaches essential skills such as division and theories which allow students to understand and work with numbers and symbols throughout their future. Who are Phillips Resources? At Phillips Resources we use your feedback to create the highest quality and most desired resources so that students can get the grades they desire and teachers are trusting in the resources they use and also are left stress free from not having to create their own resources as often. Phillips Resources

Get your class ready for Christmas with this exciting 10 question maths quiz. With questions of varying difficulty theres sure to be questions everyone struggles with and some which everyone gets right. This a great way to spark competition in the classroom amongst students and get them in the holiday spirit whilst still on topic with the subject related questions. The Quiz is a powerpoint presentation with 12 slides. Includes answers so you can determine a winner. Christmas half term is a great time for students to relax ready for the new year and so making the most of fun activities is the perfect way to kick-start the Christmas break, whether that be during tutor time, assembly, or during the last lessons of term. Christmas is a religious holiday which celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ on the 25th December. Its traditionally a Christian holiday however our resources are made so that students of all ethnicities and religions can participate and have a great time doing so and hopefully win :) Merry Christmas, Enjoy!