This is a set of four PDFs which are large pictures of: A frog - one quadrant Santa - one quadrant Cheeky Charlie (a monkey) - four quadrants including half co-ordinates Pink Panther - four quadrants which need scaling An excellent resource which was given to me by one of my department and they have no idea where they came from but I cannot find them elsewhere. Please provide feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

A simple fact sheet showing what you need to know about straight line graphs at GCSE

A simple homework sheet that I created, it only has six questions but I felt it was enough to get the point across. The six questions include pyramids with a base which is a triangle, square or rectangle and includes one non - right pyramid. I hope you find it of some use. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

Just a quick Starter I used with my year 8s on fractions of an amount.

Each question has been carefully constructed and checked thoroughly to ensure they are correct. As required by all boards in 2019+ Nothing higher than linear on the numerator No quadratic factors on the denominator. 3 applications of partial fractions - just to show how they have appeared in A level papers in the past. with answers Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A Simple A4 pdf showing the parts of a circle. Can be used as a wall display or projected for discussion purposes. Hope you find it useful.

This is the simplest of worksheets on Linear Sequences - simply state the general term in each case. 26 questions covering all types of question possible. answers are given for the general term but the sheet can easily be adapted: what is the 20th term? find the first term more than 100 is 760 in the sequence? etc great for a homework or classwork sheet - I used to put it on the screen and see how many the class could get in 10 mins Have fun!

This worksheet is a great compliment to our sheets on the area and the circumference of a circle. It is a PDF consisting of 8 questions with parts of circles inside squares where insufficient information seems to have been given. I aimed this at more able students in year 9 and 11. Answers are provided Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This set of resources consists of two PDFs covering sketches required for higher level GCSE. The sketches are aimed at more able students - so there is slightly more than the average student will need, but it is a teaching aid - you can decide how for to go. I have always found these notes cover everything that I wanted and the questions are pretty standard. Hope you can find a use for them. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

I have taught Statistics from GCSE level all the way up to Undergraduate level and have files of notes and questions that I have accumulated over the years and recently was asked to post my notes on Sampling as many students don’t get the finer points and most textbooks don’t cover them either. So here they are - I don’t think that the telephone directory is relevant so much to todays methods but have left it in for completeness. Hope that you find them useful.

This pdf is a free copy of part of the larger document I offer for sale. It consists of 5 questions with around 20 subquestions on Compound Angle Formulae - basically an excellent intro or homework. Hope you enjoy it and find it useful. The full version is available with twice as many questions and full answers for less than the price of a cup of coffee. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a short PDF covering all that you need on Permutations and Combinations for ‘A’ level. Though rarely asked it is an essential part of the ‘A’ level syllabus particularly when combined with probability. I have provided the methodology in the answers for any students who use this. Hope it is of some use. Answers are included. Please provide feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A variety of questions set to challenge all pupils on their understanding of recurring decimals. A topic that is much overlooked in modern teaching !!! This pdf consists of 40 questions (with answers) to push home students understanding of recurring decimals and their fractional equivalent. This is a great worksheet for an end of topic task, homework, classwork or revision sheet. I hope you find this useful !! (did you know that the modern Casios have a facility for recurring decimals - its above the squared button). Answers are included We welcome all reviews - thank you.

A worksheet of 10 questions that is aimed at the introduction of percentages in year 7. I used this sheet for GCSE revision at foundation level too. Two types of question asked - basically changing fractions into percentages and also changing percentages into fractions. A good homework / classwork sheet - i offer it to save you some time - hoping you may find it useful. Answers are included Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A quick extra which I have found to be very helpful, particularly with tuitions or as a lesson starter. Simply two question in 10 parts each Q1 - convert between degrees and radians - 10 questions Q2 - using the formula for sector area and arc length backwards and forwards. Hope you like them A more complete form is available which includes answers for only £2

I used fact sheets like these around my room when teaching certain topics. It is just a quick and easy reference sheet which I hope you find useful.

A short PDF consisting of 26 questions on the rules of Indices using Algebraic Expressions Strictly for Higher level GCSE this has proven to be a tricky set of questions which stretches above grade 7 Answers are included

A simple fact-sheet that I give to all students while teaching co-ordinate geometry. Hope you find it useful.

A simple factsheet or wall display on types of triangles for Ks2

This PDF has 3 questions on drawing up tally tables using 50, 60 or 100 pieces of data. I used to use this in year 10 with foundation level students so there are a couple of harder questions involved but these can be ignored if you wish to use this at KS2, or KS3. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.