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GCSE Maths Takeaway

GCSE maths revision resources have been sorted by topic and include the new GCSE specification.

Choose items from the maths takeaway menu that you feel you need to work on. Do the questions, use the videos if needed and mark your work. Once you feel you are ready, take the quiz. Aim to get full marks on the quiz questions and make sure you explain each answer (this will mean you are more likely to remember – which is the point of revision!) Have fun!

GCSE Maths Takeaway – Foundation 1 Revision

1 Place Value
2 Ordering Numbers
3 Reading Scales
4 Negative Numbers
5 Fractions of an amount
6 Powers & Square roots
7 Fractions, Decimals & Percentages
8 Money Problems
9 Shading Fractions of Rectangles
10 Addition and Subtraction
11 Multiplication and Division
12 Timetables and Distance Tables
13 Tallys and Charts
14 Co-ordinates
16 Congruent Shapes
17 Perimeter, Area & Volume
18 Metric & Imperial
19 2D and 3D Shapes
20 Averages and Range
21 Pictograms
22 Conversion Graphs

GCSE Maths Takeaway – Foundation 2 Revision

23 Factors, Multiples & Primes
24 Powers, Roots & BIDMAS
25 Ordering Fractions, Decimals & %
26 Best Buys
27 Fractions + – / x
29 Proportion Recipe Questions
30 Using a Calculator
37 Area of Compound Shapes
38 Rotations
39 Reflections
40 Enlargements
41 Translations
42 Mixed Transformations
43 Nets, Plans & Elevations
44 Symmetry
45 Two Way Tables
46 Pie Charts
47 Scattergraphs
48 Frequency Polygons
49 Stem and Leaf
50 Probability

GCSE Maths Takeaway – Higher 1 Revision

51 Percentages
52 Product of Prime Factors, HCF, LCM
53 Using Place Value
54 Negative Numbers
55 Estimation
56 Utility Bills
57 Collecting Like Terms
58 Expanding and Factorising
59 Solving Equations
60 Changing the Subject of a Formula
61 Inequalities
62 Trial and Improvement
63 Index Notation
64 Forming and Solving Equations
65 Sequences
66 Drawing Straight Line Graphs
67 Simultaneous Equations Graphically
68 Drawing Quadratic Graphs
69 Distance Time Graphs
70 Pythagoras’ Theorem
71 Surface Area
72 Volume of a Prism
73 Volume and Surface Area of a Cylinder
74 Similar Shapes
75 Compound Measures
76 Loci and Construction
77 Bearings
78 Probability and Relative Frequency
79 Averages from Frequency Tables
80 Questionnaires
81 Functional Maths Questions
82 Standard Form
83 Compound Interest & Depreciation
84 Reverse Percentages
85 Expand & Factorise Quadratics
86 Solving Quadratics by Factorisation
87 Simultaneous Equations
88 Inequalities Regions
89 Trigonometry
90 Circle Theorems
91 Cumulative Frequency & Box Plots
92 Tree Diagrams

GCSE Maths Takeaway – Higher 2 Revision

93 Recurring Decimals
94 Fractional & Negative Indices
96 Direct & Inverse Proportion
97 Upper and Lower Bounds
98 Solving Quadratics Using the Formula
99 Algebraic Fractions
100 More Difficult Rearranging Formulae
101 Simultaneous Equations with a Quadratic
102 Transformations of Functions
103 Enlargements by Negative SF
104 Sine, Cosine Rules & Area of Triangles
105 3D Pythagoras
106 Spheres and Cones
107 Area of Sector & Length of Arcs
108 Vectors
109 Histograms
110 Stratified Sampling
112 Completing the Square
113 Exact Trig Values
114 Functions
115 Equation of a Tangent to a Circle
116 Iterative Methods
117 Quadratic Sequences
118 Quadratic Inequalities
119 Geometric Proof
120 Venn Diagrams 2

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      1. hey, MathedUp, what topics should I revise if I am going to sit my Maths GCSE in november?? foundation paper, looking to get a C but am not great at maths

        1. I would suggest you focus on all of them up to topic 81. Watch the video at the top if you want tips on how to make the most of this webpage. Let me know if you need anything else and good luck!

          1. hey mathedup your work is amazing like I cant imagine if I never had it cause it has helped a lot with my revision for my GCSE in may and june I really love this website. thank you for helping me for my exams I really appreciate so much I acc love you guys your are brilliant. thank you

  2. this is awesome thank you so much when im stuck on specific questions i was searching all over for the answers
    now i dont have to revise the whole topic
    again thank you so much
    also i liked that calculator hack video
    does it work for simultaneous equations

    1. hey MathedUp, what topics should I revise if I am going to sit my Maths GCSE in june???
      higher tier, looking for an A but am not great at maths.

      1. My suggestion is that you ask your teacher which topics you need to revise. You could use your mock exam paper to help decide

      1. I made a successful bid for 42 iPads for them. I’ve let them ‘own’ these until the exam… A risk, but I think it’s worth it!
        Do you know showbie?

          1. I have seen showbie and it looks great. I’m jealous of your iPads! At the moment, only have the one that I use.

            I have had a quick look at the mathsantics videos but haven’t used them with students yet. I will get them to have a look.. My first impression was that some of the graphics were a little distracting! Have your students tried using them?

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    1. It is a misprint. It should say 10 to the power of 10 in the question. Thanks for letting me know, I will fix it πŸ™‚
      Good luck with your exam tomorrow!

          1. I reckon there is a fairly good chance there will be. Have you tried some of the proof questions above?

    1. Ok. Have you used the checklist at the top of the page? Have another scan through and just choose 1/2 more topics to have a quick practice at.. And then an early night πŸ™‚
      All the best for tomorrow! Be sure to come back and let us know how you have got on..

  6. im confused on question 2a in the area of sector question could you please explain it? I just thought you would do 10 squared instead of using 20

    1. I will try..
      You usually have the angle in these types of questions.. You would then use the angle and divide it by 360 to find what fraction of a circle you have got.

      In this question, you have been given the arc length instead of the angle. This means you need to know the circumference of the whole circle in order to work out what fraction of a circle you have.

      The circumference of the whole circle would be 20pi. As the arc length is 15, the fraction of the circle we have is 15/(20pi).

      You need to work out this fraction and multiply it by the area of the whole circle (100pi). This will give you the area of the sector..

      I hope this is clear enough, let me know if you have any further questions.

      1. I actually understand what you mean now thank you. I still feel there are so many questions I should try but its getting late

        1. It would be wise to get an early night. You will drop more marks if you haven’t had a good nights sleep πŸ™‚ Good luck for tomorrow! Come back and let us know how you have got on..

    1. You are more than welcome. Good luck with your exam tomorrow!! I’m sure your hard work will pay off πŸ™‚

    1. This is everything you have covered this year. Most of it will be in the mock exams. Good luck with your revision:)

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  8. hi I was just woundering does this site cover every single topic that would appear in the edexcel maths gcse?Thankyou:)

          1. yes I think I found a paper on it maybe you put a paper on it up after I posted my comment
            but thank you

  9. I think you’ve made a mistake on the surds answers Question 3.
    you added the 3 at the start to the 15, but the 15 is still on the end as well. The answer should be 18+6squareroot5 not 33+6squareroot5

    1. You are quite right. I will make sure this gets changed ASAP. Please let me know if you spot any other errors πŸ™‚

  10. I was checking my answers using the answers sheet for 63 (Algebra: Indices) and there was a question which said 6-2=3. I just thought that I should let you know so that if you wish, you may correct it.

    1. Hi Sharon, I suggest you make sure you are comfortable with all the things you have covered in class so far this year and last. If you feel confident with everything up to about topic 92, then I would be surprised if you didn’t go on to get at least a B grade. Good luck with your mock exams!

  11. Thank you so much for this website. I am currently in year 10 studying GCSE Edexcel maths. As you may know, the topics for our GCSE next year in 2017 will be harder for us. Is it worth to study the topics you have listed above and are there more topics that our year are required to study?

    1. Hi Sujiva. It is definitely worth covering all of the topics above. However, I would speak to your teacher about which other topics that you will need to cover for your syllabus. In the future, I may look at adding some more content to this page to cover the new syllabus. Good luck with your studies for the rest of this year and beyond.

  12. Hi there, I’m in year 11 and have been using these topic tests to revise but I can’t access any revision questions any more…it says I need a password. This was really helpful but now what can I do?

      1. When you click on the quiz, there is a separate site you need to register with. There should be a link near the bottom of the quiz screen..

  13. I’m doing a mock on monday its a foundation paper, I’ve gone through all the topics i struggle with what shall i do now?

  14. hi, im a mature student, have to do a maths gcse and im stuggling with what to revise, i took a maths gcse back in june and november last year. i found that in both papers they really focused on algebra and quadratics. this year i will be doing foundation in the hope that they havnt spiced that up too. i just dont know where to start if im honest and im looking for some advice as because of failing, my nursing place at uni was given away πŸ™

    1. I would suggest you start by downloading last years Foundation exam paper (June 2015) and giving it a go. You can then use this to get an idea of which topics you aren’t sure about. Once you have done both papers and a self assessment, send me a message on here letting me know which topics you didn’t understand and I will help you out together a plan. I’m sorry to hear that your nursing place was given away but I’m sure that we will be able to get you to where you need to be with your maths and hopefully you can reapply. I look forward to hearing from you again soon πŸ™‚

        1. Hi. Pleased you are finding the website useful. I am hoping to add more topics from the new curriculum later in the year.. Watch this space!

  15. Hi mathedup, i have my maths exams this summer, i have been working towards the first half of the higher paper, but i’m really not that great at maths, any tips on how to revise? and what are the main videos should i watch? (aiming to get a C).

    1. Hi. Did you watch the video at the top of the page.. I have included advice on how to revise in this. I would start by focusing on the foundation/higher section of this website.

  16. I believe topic 82 (standard form) question 1a is incorrect as it should be 3.7 x 10 to the power of -4. However, it states that the answer is 3.7 x 10 to the power of 4. Thanks!

  17. hi im taking the maths exam in november and would like to know what papers i should revise for. (looking for a b)

  18. This is ever so useful! I intend to revise everything that’s necessary because this collection has really saved time searching and, so far through my revision, these sources have really given me a clear understanding, so topics I once left a lesson puzzled about are now very clear. Thank you!

  19. Hi nice work, just wondering if their is a mistake in set 82 (standard form). Because question 1b is supposed to be 8.25 * 103 or 8.25 *10^3.

  20. for the ratio question *14, I think you may have gotten the answer slightly wrong. Talil only needs 60kg of sand and he has 85kg, therefore he can make the 180kg of cement. He doesn’t need anymore sand.

  21. Thanks so much for these links!! In January I was at a C/B now I’m at an A/A* thanks to this site!!

  22. THANKS UR THE BEST FOR SETTING THESE SHEETS. IT HELPED ME A LOT.

    IM A STUDENT

    U really helped me

    Firstly i struggled in my school maths class. But these test sheets really helped me. I got A* In mathematics.

    Thanks πŸ™‚

  23. I have benefited a lot from your website. Thanks for the help. I am in year 9 and I’m going to be doing my GCSEs soon, I’m frightened but I will put my best into it and I will revise a lot. We’re going to be the second year to do the new GCSEs. anyway thanks to the author of this website.

  24. I am a student currently in first year of college retaking maths in June , I feel blessed cause im still doing the old sllyabus its my last chance to retake and pass otherwise I would have to do the new sllyabus. So far I think this website is awesome, however it would of been better if you wrote the answers down step by step, as to gain all the marks you need to show the examiner how you got the answers with all the working out especially with the 4, 5 mark questions.

    Thankyou though so far this is the best maths website I have ever came across

    1. Hi,

      Thank you for your comment and feedback – many of the solutions are step-by-step and I may get round to updating the others. Pleased you have been finding the website useful. Good luck with the exam in June – Please let me know if there is anything specific you need any help with..

  25. Hiya how many marks do you need to get a C on higher paper ps I am retaking the old module not the new one it is my last chance but I just wanted to know is it 35 marks on each paper

  26. Hi

    Just wondered if any “Essential Skills” questions have been done specifically for 9-1.

    I find them very useful and work from the old style ones teaching one to one maths
    Angela

  27. Is this every topic that I need to revise for my GCSE’s in May/June? Or are there other topics that are going to come up on the exams?

  28. This website was really helpful to my daughter who is 11 and my son who is 16. Thanks so much. I would reccommend this for kids who are doing their GCSE’s

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    Thank you so much for this!! I’m in Year 9 and my maths teacher told me to go on this website to improve my maths. it helped a lot and I got 17 marks higher on my end of year exam than my start of year exam. Once again, THANK YOU! πŸ™‚

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  31. Is this Absolutely everything that i need for my GCSE’s. if i am doing higher do i need to learn the foundation stuff as well as the foundation/higher stuff?

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