GCSE Maths Foundation Grade 4–5 Resit Pack: 11 Topic Booklets, 5 Progress Checks, Worked Mark Scheme

Get your post-16 GCSE resit learners over the Grade 4 line, and show the progress they make along the way.

Made for FE colleges, sixth forms, apprenticeship providers, adult learning and 1:1 tutors. This pack covers the high-frequency Foundation skills around the Grade 4–5 boundary. Every question uses adult, real-world UK contexts: payslips and tax, rent, energy bills, VAT, apprenticeships, trades, fuel and workplace data. There is no childish clip art.

What’s included
• 11 topic booklets. Each one has key ideas, formulae, common mistakes, 2 fully worked examples, 6 practice questions, an “I can” RAG self-check and full worked answers.
• 5 parallel progress checks. Each is worked to the same topic map, so learners can see their improvement over time. Each check has 55 marks and takes 60 minutes. Section A (11 questions) is non-calculator and Section B (11 questions) is calculator. Every question across the five checks is unique.
• Mark-by-mark worked mark schemes (M / A / B / C marks) for all 110 progress-check questions.
• Excel RAG cohort tracker. You enter question marks, and it calculates totals, percentages, indicative bands, a topic heatmap, question analysis and each learner’s progress across Checks 1–5.
• Editable Word versions of every booklet, check and mark scheme.
• Tutor guide with a suggested 12-week intervention cycle, plus a learner progress record.

Topics: fractions, decimals & percentages • percentages & money in context • ratio & proportion • algebraic expressions & formulae • equations & inequalities • perimeter, area & volume • Pythagoras • averages & range • probability • tables, charts & graphs • standard form, rounding & estimation.

All questions are original and written to the DfE GCSE (9–1) Foundation subject content. The pack can be used alongside AQA, Pearson Edexcel or OCR courses. It is independent and not endorsed by any exam board, and it contains no past-paper questions. The bands are diagnostic only and are not official grade boundaries.

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