Parents and Carers
Most parents and carers are keen to support their children’s mathematical progress but many struggle with how best to help them; in some cases the approach has changed over the years and for many others, their own school experience of mathematics was not positive!
Mathematics is a very linear subject with new topics dependent on good knowledge and understanding of the skills needed prior to starting on the new topic. We have developed a range of support for learners from Reception level up to and including A-Level.
Much of this support, for example that for Years 3 to 6 (Key Stage 2) in the Primary phase of education and Years 7 to 9 (Key Stage 3) in the lower part of Secondary phase of education, includes “interactive” versions of our comprehensive resources. For the interactive questions, if you submit a wrong answer, you can either try again or obtain a model answer. It is important though to check whether you are ready for these questions and have mastered the concepts needed.
We hope this approach will help you to become confident with the concepts and reinforce your previous skills and knowledge in mathematics.
Key Stage 2 (Years 3 to 6)
Online practice questions grouped by topic area and catagorised as either core learning, reinforcement or extension will be accessible here soon.
Links to more comprehensive resources for Key Stage 2 can be found on the Teachers and Tutors page.
Key Stage 3 (Years 7 to 9)
Online practice questions grouped by topic area are accessible here.
Links to more comprehensive resources for Key Stage 3 can be found on the Teachers and Tutors page.
A Level
Links to text book pages and answers for A Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics are available here.
Core Maths
Links to resources covering the main topics featured across Core Maths qualifications are available here.