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Useful Links
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Edexcel GCSE 9-1 Mathematics
Edexcel have released detailed information about the content of each of the three papers, helping students to focus their revision. Synoptic questions may still include skills and knowledge from other topic areas, so in lessons we will continue to cover the curriculum and revise a broad range of topics, whilst also ensuring effective revision of the identified topic areas. Topic lists are available for each paper, mapping the topics to either Sparx or HegartyMaths. These are brilliant resources to support your revision, so make good use of one or both of them!
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Paper 1 (Non-Calculator): Friday 20 May 2022 am
Paper 2 (Calculator): Tuesday 07 June 2022 am Paper 3 (Calculator): Monday 13 June 2022 am |
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AQA Level 2 Further Mathematics
The Advance information provided by AQA shows the main focus of the questions on each of the papers. The best way to revise is by completing past papers, which we will do both altogether in class and individually at home. Please make use of the websites Hegarty Maths and Corbett Maths; both of which do have some of the Further Maths topics within. Remember to use the advance information to search for these topics. For extra material there are several revision guides and workbooks available for a small price such as this CGP workbook which we would recommend. We will use Maths lesson time between the final (third) Maths GCSE paper and final (second) Further Maths paper for some extra revision. |
Paper 1 (non-calculator): Wednesday 08 June 2022 pm
Paper 2 (calculator): Wednesday 22 June 2022 pm 
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You will focus on some key topics – Each link contains a minimum of 4 lessons so you may wish to complete them in separate sittings. Remember you can use Hegarty maths alongside the Independent Learning tool within Sparx maths for extra practice. The key is to do lots of questions and to ensure you show full workings in your answers.
A few students are working on a different tier to that shown below - please check with your teacher if you are unsure.
A few students are working on a different tier to that shown below - please check with your teacher if you are unsure.
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Foundation Tier
– for students of KA, SLD, TH/VLH and DR |
Higher Tier
– for students of SLC, TN, SV, GLM and GIB |
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Solving Equations
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) |
Substitution and rearranging formula
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) |
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Straight Line Graphs
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) |
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Rules of Indices
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) |
Volume and surface area
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) |
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Simultaneous equations
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) |
Quadratic equations (formula)
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) |
