This topic is in the new GCSE Sylabus and there was nothing out there about it. Here is a PowerPoint and questions from the specimen papers. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

This is a full lesson (PowerPoint, individual LOs for students to stick in their books, main activity, worksheets, extension) on solving simultaneous equations graphically. A lesson plan is attached to give you an idea on how I used it but feel free to use it as you wish. Requires knowledge of plotting straight line graphs and solving simultaneous equations. The main activity is a card match that I have adapted from resources found on Mr Barton Maths at http://mrbartonmaths.com/topics/solving-equations/solving-simultaneous-equations/worksheets.html Feedback would be much appreciated. Enjoy!

Homework booklet for the new Alevel applied maths - statistics 2017. It follows the Edexcel scheme of work. Mark scheme attached. Mechanics to follow. Feedback would be much appreciated. Enjoy!

4 iteration questions from Edexcel specimen assessment materials. Mark scheme attached.

This is a project I use with year 7 and that could possibly be extended to year 8. It checks their understanding of angles in a circle, drawing and measuring angles, reading the time etc. Includes tutorial with circle protractor.

8 past paper questions/ exam style questions on inverse and composite functions. Enjoy.

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

This is a student research activity based on the Edexcel Applied Maths A Level 2017 scheme of work. Requires access to computers for students and access to the large data set published by Edexcel. Any feedback would be much appreciated. Enjoy

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

This is a lesson I used with a top set year 10 class to quickly move through the bulk of percentage work. It has the PPT, objectives ready to print, a PowerPoint companion worksheet (though they need to see the PPT to get the info to solve the questions) and an exit ticket. Use as you see fit :) Enjoy :) Any feedback would be much appreciated.

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

For Edexcel - enjoy! Mark scheme attached.

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

I made this clip for my year 10 set 2 students after their end of year mock to address the questions most of them didn't get right. Feel free to use as you wish. Feedback would be much appreciated. Enjoy :)

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

This started as a teaching prompt to prepare my year 10 set 2 for a end of year mock and it was based on topics we hadn't studied yet. I found I could teach them the content and go through an example and then get them try a question in about 20 minutes - that is 3 new topics in a 60 minute lesson. I printed the PowerPoints as handouts and got the students to work on them. You can of course use them as you see fit. Feedback would be much appreciated! Enjoy :)

I came up with this as a way to get my students a bit more interested in maths home learning. Fingers crossed it works. Enjoy!