Worksheet on converting between fractions, decimals and percentages. Answers provided.

Scaffolded, fill-in-the-boxes worksheet on standard form. Good for use under a visualiser.

Spot-the-mistakes activity on volume and surface area. Great as a class discussion.

A detailed investigation that finds precisely under what conditions fractions produce recurring decimals, building on the GCSE topic of algebraic proof. Suitable for brighter GCSE students who might be looking ahead to maths A level and beyond! Answers provided.

Worksheet that guides students through finding the nth term of quadratic sequences. Answers provided.

Fully differentiated lesson-in-a-sheet on calculating the mode, mean, median and range from discrete data, beginning with a procedure match-up before calculations. An extension task invites students to explore a recursive process involving the median, mean and range. Answers provided.

Match-up task drawing lines between 3D shapes and their names. Best for use under a visualiser.

An extension worksheet guiding students through calculations involving modular arithmetic. Answers provided.

Match-up task drawing lines between 2D shapes, their formulae for area and numerical answers. Best for use under a visualiser.

Match-up task drawing lines between sampling types in A level maths and their descriptions. Great for revision.

Scaffolded, fill-in-the-boxes worksheet on hypothesis testing. Good for use under a visualiser.

Scaffolded, fill-in-the-boxes worksheet on best buys. Good for use under a visualiser.

Extension task which guides students through the derivation of the pi x r x l formula for the curved surface area of a cone. Answers provided.

Scaffolded, fill-in-the-boxes worksheet on simultaneous equations. Good for use under a visualiser.

Basic worksheet on sine and cosine rule, with worked extension questions. Answers provided.

Worksheet that uses a single quadratic graph to solve quadratic equations graphically. Answers provided.

Match-up task drawing lines between 3D shapes including cubes, cones, spheres and prisms, their volume formulae and numerical answers after calculation. Good for use under a visualiser and/or giving out to students to cut out.

A fill-in-the-boxes worksheet on SOHCAHTOA in right-angled triangles, going from labelling sides to calculations. Finishes with the PIXI Maths Green sheet as an extension. Many thanks for her awesome resources!

A good powerpoint to show a Year 11 class near their GCSEs on how not to lose silly marks by e.g. forgetting how to draw a frequency polygon or stem-leaf-diagram, how to estimate the mean from a grouped frequency table etc. Aimed around Grade 4/5 topics, so should be suitable for both foundation and higher sets.