Helping your child with the free maths library
Free KS3 and GCSE maths worksheets, with the answers and worked solutions for every topic. Your child can print a sheet or answer online and get a score straight away. A-level is coming soon.
Helping at home
- Find the topic. For Years 7 to 9 use the KS3 library, by year. For GCSE use the GCSE library: pick Foundation or Higher, then a grade. If you are not sure where to start, try the short topic check (KS3 or GCSE), which ends with a report of what to practise next.
- Learn it first. If the topic is new, the Learn it first button walks through the method and a worked example, then two warm-up questions with hints.
- Do the sheet. Print the worksheet or answer online for an instant mark.
- Go through the worked solutions together. Every step is written out, so a wrong answer shows exactly where the method went off. Talk about the method as well as the score.
- Keep it little and often. One topic or one weekly check a week is plenty. The page suggests what to do next after each score.
For a few minutes a day, Maths Streak gives five GCSE questions at your child's grade, with worked solutions. Missing a day has no penalty. Missed questions link to a Topic Workout for more practice on that topic.
More ideas: how to help your child with maths and how to revise GCSE maths.
The RAG sheet: My progress
On the library page, My progress shows every topic coloured by your child's best score:
- Green: 80% or more
- Amber: 50 to 79%
- Red: under 50%
- White: not tried yet
It fills in by itself as your child answers online. You can print it, and make a study plan from it. Mixed practice then gives questions from the red and amber topics, red ones first.
The weekly progress email (optional)
If your child has a free account, they can switch on one short email every Sunday at 5pm: the topics tried that week, the best score on each, and one topic to try next. It can go to a parent or carer's address instead. It is off unless someone ticks the box.
No offers and no newsletters. Weeks with nothing new are skipped. Every email has a one-click "Stop these emails" link. What is in the weekly email.
Accounts and privacy
- No account needed. Without one, everything is saved in that browser only.
- A free account is optional. It stores your child's first name, email, target grade and progress, so their scores follow them between devices. The password is kept only in scrambled (hashed) form.
- Age. Account holders must be 13 or over. Under-16s should ask a parent or carer first and use the parent's email address. The account then belongs to the parent, who controls its emails and deletion.
- Teachers and tutors. They see your child's first name, best score per topic and homework results only if your child joins their class with a code or a link.
- Nothing sold, no marketing. We never sell data, never send marketing or offers to free accounts, and the free tools load no advertising tracking.
- Deleting. Email joe@robinsontuition.com from the address on the account. Accounts not used for 24 months are deleted.
Full details: your privacy in the free tools.
It is free
Every worksheet, answers sheet, worked solution, check, booklet and account is free. There is nothing to buy and nothing to subscribe to.