The free maths library in your classroom
Free KS3 and GCSE worksheets with answers, worked solutions and instant online marking. Use them on the board, print them, set them as homework and see your class's scores. Nothing to pay, and accounts are optional. A-level is coming soon.
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- Every topic
- On the board
- Print and download
- Booklets
- Checks
- Free class
- Homework
- Maths Streak
- Posters and deck
- Privacy
What every topic gives you
- Worksheet PDF: one or two sides, ready to print or photocopy.
- Answers: one page, so pupils can mark their own in a few minutes.
- Worked solutions: every step of the method written out, line by line.
- Answer online: pupils type each answer and press Check for an instant mark. The best score is kept, and 80% or more turns the topic green.
- Learn it first: the method and a worked example, then two warm-up questions with hints, for a pupil who is new to the topic.
GCSE is set out by Foundation or Higher and grade, with an exam board filter (Edexcel, AQA, OCR and Edexcel IGCSE). KS3 is set out by Year 7, 8 and 9 in teaching order. Every question is original, not past-paper material.
On the board
Press Show on the board on any topic page. You get just the title and the questions, large, each with its own Show answer, plus Show all answers and Exit board view. Escape also exits. Add #board to the end of a topic address to open it straight in board view, so you can bookmark it for a lesson.
Signed in with a teacher account, each topic page also shows a For your lesson panel: the three PDFs, a switch that opens every answer on the page, and the best score on that topic of each pupil in your classes.
Printing, photocopying and downloads
Every printed sheet carries a QR code back to its topic, so a pupil at home can find the worked solutions from the sheet in their bag.
To keep a copy on your school system, download every sheet at once. Each zip holds the worksheet, the answers and the worked solutions for every topic in it.
GCSE by grade
Grade 1 · Grade 2 · Grade 3 · Grade 4 · Grade 5 · Grade 6 · Grade 7 · Grade 8 · Grade 9
KS3 by year
Revision booklets
Each GCSE grade and each KS3 year has a Blue and a Purple booklet: two questions on every topic, with a separate worked solutions booklet. Both cover the same topics with different questions, so one is a ready-made revision lesson and the other is a second lesson or a retest.
Find them on the GCSE library and the KS3 library.
Weekly checks and the topic check, for intervention
- Weekly checks: one sheet of 20 mixed questions, about 50 marks, with answers and worked solutions. GCSE has one per grade, plus two crossover sheets that mix the grades either side of a tier boundary. KS3 has three part checks for each year, one for each third of the year's topics, plus a whole-year check. Pupils answer online, or you mark it on paper in about ten minutes.
- Topic check: a short GCSE (Foundation or Higher) or KS3 check that ends with a report of what to practise next. Useful at the start of an intervention block.
- Groups: Foundation shows grades 1 to 5 and Higher shows grades 4 to 9, so a grade 3 to 4 group and a grade 6 to 7 group each get a list that fits.
A free class with a code
- On the teacher view, sign in with a free teacher account: your email and a password.
- Create a class and you get a 6-character code. Make as many classes as you teach.
- Pupils sign in on their library, press My progress, type their first name and the code, then press Join. Print the code sheet or the tear-off pupil handout from your class.
You then see a colour grid: every topic, every pupil, each cell their best score (green 80% or more, amber 50 to 79, red under 50), with a KS3 and GCSE switch. Print it on one landscape page. Class gaps picks out the topics your class finds hardest.
You see each pupil's first name, their best score per topic and their homework results. Pupils can leave a class at any time and you can delete a class whenever you like. Step by step: set up your class in 2 minutes.
Mixed-practice homework
From the teacher view, set a mixed set of questions as homework for a class: press Set as homework beside your class gaps, or pick up to five topics yourself. Everyone gets the same questions, marked as they go. Pupils see it in a Homework from your teacher box on their library page.
For each pupil you see their best score, their first-go score, how many goes they had and when they handed it in. Homework never changes a pupil's topic scores.
Maths Streak in class
Teacher mode uses the GCSE Maths Streak questions:
- Use today's daily set or build a custom worksheet: choose the tier, grade, number of questions and topics.
- Present 1, 3 or 5 questions for a miniwhiteboard starter or plenary. Reveal the answer, then the working. Arrow keys move between questions.
- Download question and answer PDFs, or share a student challenge link.
Presenting does not record pupil answers or change anyone's streak.
Posters, handouts and the deck
- GCSE posterA4 colour, with a QR code to the GCSE library.Download (PDF)
- KS3 posterA4 colour, with a QR code to the KS3 library.Download (PDF)
- GCSE pupil handoutTwo per A4 with a cut line. Photocopies well in black and white.Download (PDF)
- KS3 pupil handoutTwo per A4 with a cut line. Photocopies well in black and white.Download (PDF)
- The deckFor a department meeting or form time: what the library is and how to use it.Download (PDF)
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Privacy in short
- Pupils can use everything without an account. Their scores then stay in their own browser.
- A free account stores first name, email, target grade and progress. Passwords are kept only in scrambled (hashed) form. Pupils must be 13 or over, and under-16s should ask a parent and use their email.
- You see only the pupils who join your class with your code, and only their first name, best score per topic and homework results.
- No marketing or offers to free accounts, and no advertising tracking on the free tools.
- Accounts not used for 24 months are deleted. Anyone can ask for deletion by emailing joe@robinsontuition.com.
Full details: your privacy in the free tools.
Sharing and copyright
You may print, copy and share the sheets freely within your school and with your pupils and their families. Please keep the Robinson Tuition footer on them and do not sell them or upload them to paid resource sites. To ask for a topic, email joe@robinsontuition.com.