We have used these in school for many years. we gather all the students in the hall before the exam and after they’ve had a hearty breakfast provided in the canteen with accompanying Maths Warm Up from Resourcaholic. We’ve found it helps calm the nerves and ensures they walk into the exam hall prepared with all their equipment. We only do it for p1 and 2. Paper 3 would be overkil It may need editing for latest calculators. Any additions you make please let me know on X com @MrCFMaths

This generator takes you through from the basics through to worded problems and then onto Inverse Normal. It was designed for the L3 Core Maths Qualification but can be used for A-Level also.

This is a slightly edited version of the maths challenge I have done. all baubles links to a webpage. the page file is just for social media. I have used our VLE to send students the PDF version It includes wider reading from Plus magazine and slightly more fiendish/interesting puzzles. Still links to.RI lectures and Numberphile as they’re still good for A level if not better for them. The origami is harder and it links to the senior maths challenge web page

New: You can input your own salaries from exam questions etc This question generator randomly gives you questions based on around 300 jobs average salaries as of end of 2019. You can change the tax brackets to suit a different year. The Easy questions are ones which only have 20% tax and 12% NI The Hard Questions are ones which have 20%, 40%, 12% and 2% tax/NI If you change the tax brackets, then the above will not always be true. The percentiles info is taken from the gov website https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/percentile-points-from-1-to-99-for-total-income-before-and-after-tax Any bugs let me know Bug Fixed* Any Salary under PA will now give correct answers

This is a confidence interval question generator, generating questions on finding the standard error, finding the CI with no context and finding the CI with a context. The populations standard deviation is always given in the question. i.e. no t-statistic Any bugs let me know

This is my version of a Christmas challenge I saw on Twitter by Missraders and Peter Williams. The links in the pdf are clickable to a Web page. Feel free to use. I made it on Canva so only have an editable version there. if there’s need for access put it in comments and I’ll try