Many students assume all formulas are given in the GCSE Maths exam, but this isn’t true. Some formulas are provided, but many must be memorised and applied confidently. GCSE Maths Formula Sheet 📌 Formulas You ARE Given In GCSE Maths exams, you are given formulas on the GCSE Maths formula sheet for: Area of a trapezium Volume of a prism Surface area of some 3D shapes The quadratic formula area and circumference of a circle Pythagoras theorem SOHCAHTOA ratios Sine rule Cosine

If you're preparing for GCSE Maths (or supporting your child), you might be wondering: Grade 4 vs Grade 7 vs Grade 9 GCSE Maths - What's the difference? In other words, what actually separates a Grade 4 from a Grade 7 or Grade 9? The difference isn’t just about getting more questions right. It’s about depth of understanding, problem-solving, and exam technique. In this blog post, we discuss GCSE Maths grade boundaries explained. GCSE Maths Grades Explained: Grade 4 A Grade 4

Practise for your GCSE Maths exams with this Higher Tier Paper 1 predicted paper, complete with downloadable questions and full video solutions to help you prepare for the real exam.

Sectors is one of those GCSE Maths topics that feels straightforward until the exam question becomes multi-step. Students often feel confident calculating the area of a simple sector, but struggle when they have to: Work backwards to find an angle Combine sectors with other shapes Find the area of a shaded region involving a triangle To help with this, I’ve created a full GCSE Maths Sectors Workpack , complete with a step-by-step video walkthrough and full written solutions.

I’ve just recorded a new video covering 5 hard indices questions that you could realistically be asked in your GCSE Maths exam. These are Higher Tier style questions involving: Negative indices Fractional indices Multi-step simplification Algebraic powers Exam-style reasoning If you’re aiming for a Grade 8 or 9, this is exactly the level you should be practising. 🎥 Hard GCSE Maths Indices Questions (Higher Tier) Pause the video and try each question before watching the solut

If you’re aiming for a Grade 8 or 9 in GCSE Maths 2026, you need to feel confident tackling the most challenging algebra questions that can appear on Higher Tier papers. In this post, I’ve put together six Grade 9 algebra questions that are realistic, exam-style, and designed to stretch even strong students. These are exactly the types of multi-step problems that often separate a Grade 7 from a Grade 9 on GCSE Maths papers. 🎥 You can watch the full walkthrough here: 📥 Downl