A set of 48 exam-style algebra question cards designed specifically for GCSE Maths students aiming for grades 8 and 9 on the AQA Higher tier specification. Unlike standard worksheets that drill one skill at a time, every card combines two or more techniques into a single multi-step problem — exactly the kind of reasoning-heavy question that separates a grade 9 from a grade 7. Algebra is the single largest topic area on AQA Higher tier, making up 30% of the exam, so strong algebra skills directly translate into a higher overall grade. These cards go beyond basic manipulation and focus on the harder, blended question styles that often catch out otherwise strong students: algebraic proof (including “show that” questions, where AQA requires full working since the final answer alone earns zero marks), simultaneous equations involving one linear and one quadratic equation, composite and inverse functions, algebraic fractions combined with equation solving, iteration to find approximate roots, and harder quadratics including completing the square and quadratic inequalities. The pack is organised into six clearly labelled categories, with eight cards in each, so you can use the whole set for a full revision lesson or pick out individual categories for targeted intervention with specific students. Every question has been written from scratch and checked for accuracy, and a complete worked answer key is included at the end of the document, with full step-by-step solutions rather than just final answers — useful for both marking and for modelling method to students. Cards are formatted two-by-two per page with cut lines, ready to print on A4 or US Letter and separate into individual revision cards. Use them as lesson starters, plenaries, revision station activities, small-group intervention tasks, or homework sets for your Year 11 grade 8-9 target students. This is a great companion resource to past papers and predicted papers, since it targets the specific multi-step reasoning skills that pure past-paper practice doesn’t always isolate. Suitable for AQA GCSE Maths (8300) Higher tier, and also useful as stretch material for strong Year 10 students working ahead, or for A-level transition/bridging work at the start of Year 12.