Working towards Grade 4
For Foundation students building core skills. A 15-question starting assessment, a specific two-week plan and a different end check.
15–25 min most days · Online + printable
Start the Grade 4 pack →Free GCSE maths resources
Find your next step in maths.
A clear starting point, a useful explanation and questions worth practising. Choose what you need today; every resource stays free without an account or email address.
Not sure where to begin? Try the short topic check, or use a returned school paper to choose one specific gap. These resources support revision; they do not predict or guarantee a grade.
A plan you can follow
Preparing for mocks
For either tier. Two 18-question mixed sets, worked answers, a two-week timetable and a mistake-review sheet.
20–40 min a day · Online + printable
Choose your mock pathway →Aiming for Grades 7–9
For Higher students ready to connect ideas. Twenty substantial challenges with optional hints and detailed reasoning.
Four 30–40 min sessions · Online + printable
Try the challenge pack →Practice and support for today
Check strengths and gaps
For students and parents choosing where to start. A short check with a clear, local report and three practice priorities.
Around 25–35 min · Interactive + printable report
Take the topic check →Practise a specific topic
For learners with a skill in mind. Fifteen topic guides with worked examples, practice questions, solutions and focused workouts.
15–30 min per topic · Online + printable
Choose a topic →Build a daily habit
For either tier. Five mixed questions a day, with hints and worked solutions. Progress saves in your browser.
Around 10–20 min · Interactive
Open Maths Streak →Resources for parents
Understand the free tools, help your child pick a manageable routine and decide whether extra support would help.
5–10 min read · Parent guide
Read the parent guide →Resources for teachers
Present questions on a projector for miniwhiteboards, reveal working and prepare printable question and answer sheets.
5–15 min starters or plenaries · Interactive + PDF
Open teacher mode →Keep a topic overview
For students planning revision with a teacher. Record your own confidence and revisit it as you gather more evidence.
5–10 min to update · Interactive + report
Open the maths tracker →Make your practice count
Identify → understand → practise
Use your paper or the topic check to choose a gap. Read a worked explanation, cover it and attempt the questions. Revisit errors a few days later.
Keep it manageable
Choose one short task and a time to do it. Maths Streak provides a daily set; Topic Workout focuses on one skill. A correct answer is evidence, not proof that a whole topic is mastered.
Useful reads for parents
Help your child with maths
Practical ways to support a calm routine and discuss difficult topics.
5–10 min · Parent guide
Read the guide →How to revise GCSE maths
Choose priorities, use worked solutions and fit past papers into a realistic plan.
10 min · Revision guide
Read the revision guide →Choosing a maths tutor
Questions to ask and useful things to consider before arranging extra support.
5–10 min · Parent guide
Read the tutor guide →Easy to use in school
Teacher mode has projector controls, separate answer and working reveals, custom worksheets and PDFs. The school sharing pack includes a poster and ready-to-copy wording for your school’s existing communications. No student names or accounts are needed.
When you need a full past paper
The packs here are selected original practice, not complete exam papers. Use papers supplied by school or the official AQA, Pearson Edexcel and OCR libraries. Check the qualification, tier, calculator instructions and time limit.
See the existing free tools hub · Already studying A-Level? Open the existing practice tool