1. The only way to revise Maths is to do Maths
Maths in Year 11
At Home
Online:
PIXL Maths App questions
Corbett Maths
Seneca Learning
Revision guides:
Only use ones with questions in to complete, not just read and highlight – revision must be active doing not passive reading
The course: AQA 8300
3 Papers: 1 non-calculator, 2 calculator
1.5 hours each
Tiers: Foundation (Grades 1 to 5) or Higher (Grades 4 to 9)
No coursework
Grade boundaries have been increasing year on year
In class
Mathsbox starters test 5 different areas of maths
Lessons cover the last parts of the scheme of work and gaps from the last mock exam
10 “quick win” topics identified
Revision:
The only way to revise Maths is to do Maths
After School
Sign up sheets in the maths corridor for after school revision on Thursdays – topic specific sessions
Exam Technique
Paper 1: students lose marks on calculations without a calculator (loss of average 10 marks)
Paper 3: paper fatigue sets in (loss of average 10 marks)
These two things can equal an entire grade lost, plus:
Forgetting to put units with answers
Leaving blank questions
Messy/unclear answers that could be right
Calculator:
The must own their own, so they can get used to it and know how to use it well in advance of the exam

2. Paper 3 Multiples And Factors Parallel Lines Quadrilaterals Pythagoras
Higher Mock Feedback- Quick win topics.
Paper 1
Order Of Operations
Vectors
Simplify Indices
Using Standard Units
Enlargements And Negative Scale Factors
Foundation Mock Feedback- Quick win topics.
Paper 1
Compare Fractions, Decimals, Percentages
Decimals
Using Formulae
Plotting Straight Line Graphs
Paper 2
Writing Formulae, Expressions and Equations
Linear Equations One Unknown
Graphs Of Linear Functions
Probability Of Independent Events
Paper 3
Interpret Proportion
Finance
Pie Charts
Simple Interest And Financial Maths
Paper 2
Factorise Single Bracket
Pythagoras and Trigonometry
Theoretical Probability
Cosine Rule
Paper 3   Multiples And Factors Parallel Lines Quadrilaterals Pythagoras