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  Welcome to Mathsmadeeasy.

  We have a BIG problem with Maths and Science education in the UK. Internationally we are 27th and 16th respectively in league tables and domestically over 41% of our students failed to achieve maths grade C in 2011. Whilst our competitors have raced ahead we have, in the words of the OECD’s Director of Education, ‘stagnated’.
  
  As they say 'every little helps' and the aim of Mathsmadeeasy is to improve maths achievement in the UK through written resources and coaching.

  • About Mathsmadeeasy
  • Buying papers - FAQ
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  • Copyright
  • A world-class mathematics education for all our young people

  
  
• Tuition

  KS3 .. to .. A-level mathematics and science tuition

  An outline of our teaching style, what and where we teach and testimonials.
  ...and how we are helping trainee teachers pass their qts numeracy test.

  School students

  • Our Teaching style
  • What we teach
  • GCSE Testimonials
  • 'A' level Testimonials
  • Where we teach?
  • Back to basics?

  Trainee Teachers

  • QTS Numeracy Test
  • QTS Numeracy website
  • QTS Testimonials

  
  
• Key stage 1 & 2

  Key learning at school from age 5 to 11 years

  SATS (Standard Assessment Tests) tests are given at the end of year 2 and year 6. They are used to show your child's progress compared with other children born in the same month. For KS1, each child is assessed in reading, writing (including spelling and handwriting), maths (including number, shape, space and measurement) and science. For KS2 tests cover the three core subjects, English, Maths and Science.

  Key stage 1:Maths

  • Free Maths KS1 papers
  • Progressing in maths

  Key stage 2: Maths

  • Free KS2 maths papers
  • KS2 Maths topics
  • KS2 levels
  • Free Y7 progress maths papers

  Key stage 2: English

  • Free KS2 English papers
  • Progressing in English

  Key Stage 2: Science

  • Free science papers
  • KS2 science topics

  
  

  KS2 threshold tables (marks for each level), for the years 2007   2008   2009   2010 and   2011

• Key stage 3

  Key learning at school from age 12 to 14 years

  Years 7 to year 9 span the period called key stage 3, culminating in the Maths, English and Science SATs tests. By the age of 14, most children are expected to achieve level 5. These exams are often used to decide which GSCE set your child will be in.

  Key stage 3: Maths

  • Free maths KS3 papers
  • The best level for me
  • KS3 maths papers
  • Main topics
  • Revision books
  • Maths SAT levels

  Key stage 3: English

  • Free SAT English papers

  Key stage 3: Science

  • Free science papers
  • Main topics
  • Science SAT levels

  Threshold tables

  • 2007
  • 2008
  • 2009

  
  

  Get ahead with our KS3 SAT Mock 2011 maths exam papers    School licence 2011 mocks

  Extra revision with KS3 SAT Mock 2010 maths exam papers    School licence 2010 mocks

• GCSE

  General Certificate of Secondary Education, usually taken from ages 14 - 16 years.

  Start in year 10, a two year GCSE course can be either modular (exams over two years) or linear (exams at the end). Two exam papers are taken at Foundation (achieving up to grade C) or Higher tiers (up to A*). Level 2 Key Skills = A*-C and Level 1 = D-G

  Maths: exam papers

  • Higher exam papers
  • Foundation exam papers
  • Foundation exam videos
  • Revision papers
  • Buying FAQ
  • Grade boundaries
  • Foundation or higher?
  • Functional maths skills
  • Maths equivalency test

  Maths: revision

  • Revision papers
  • Revising for maths
  • Videos, gcse foundation
  • Videos, gcse higher
  • Powerpoints
  • Revision books
  • on-line, Conquermaths

  Maths: topics

  • Foundation Algebra
  • Higher Algebra
  • Trigonometry
  • Direct & inverse Proportions
  • Transformations
  • Dreaded Algebra
  • Spot the mistakes
  • Maths syllabus
  • Understanding Graphs
  • Rearranging Formulae
  • Factorisation
  • HCF or LCM from Prime Factor Tree

  Science: exam papers

  • Yr10 Core (OCR) 2011
  • Yr10 Core P1 revision list
  • Yr10 Core C1 revision list
  • Yr10 Core B1 revision list
  • Yr10 Core assessment
  • Yr10 Core (OCR) OLD
  • Yr11 Additional (OCR)
  • Yr10 AQA
  • Yr11 AQA

  
  

  Take a look at our GCSE maths Higher exam papers ... and our GCSE maths Foundation exam papers.

• GCE Level

  Advanced Subsidiary and A2 levels

  AS Mathematics or Physics in year 12, has three modules usually examined in January or June. A2 Maths or Physics, a further three modules in year 13, completes the A-level course. AS and A2 are both 50% of the full A Level.
  The information provided is based on the OCR board, but will be applicable to other exam boards.

  Maths AS (OCR)

  • Core 1 exam papers
  • Core 1 free paper
  • Core 1 syllabus
  • Core 1 revision book
  • Core 2 2011 exam paper
  • Core 2 revision notes
  • Core 1 and 2 videos

  Maths: A2 (OCR)

  • Core 3 exam papers
  • Core 3 book
  • Core 3 revision notes
  • Core 4 exam papers
  • Core 4 revision notes
  • Core 4 book
  • Mechanics notes
  • Mechanics exam papers
  • Mechanics book

  Physics: AS (OCR)

  • Physics modules
  • G481 past papers
  • G481 revision book
  • G482 revision notes
  • More G482 revision
  • Great G482 revision notes
    (Copyright Mr Azzopardi)
  • G482 past papers
  • G482 revision book

  Physics: A2 (OCR)

  • G484 revision notes
  • G484 past papers
  • G484 revision book
  • G485 Revision notes
  • G485 past papers
  • G485 revision book

  
  

  Take a look at our maths C1 and C2 exam papers.

• Worksheets

  KS3, GCSE and A-level worksheets

  • Key Stage Maths
    • KS3 worksheet 1
  • GCSE Number
    • Number worksheet 1
  • GCSE algebra
    • Basic algebra test 1
    • Basic algebra test 2
    • Basic algebra test 3
  • GCSE Shape
    • Transformations test
      • Transformation answers
    • Basic shape names
  • GCSE Data
    • Pie Charts
    • Cumulative frequency
  • GCSE Tests
    • GCSE maths test 1
    • GCSE maths test 2
    • GCSE maths test 3
  • AS + A2 level
    • Core 1 free paper
    • Core 2 2011 exam paper

  
  
  

  Check out the free KS3, GCSE and A-level maths worksheets or click above.

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