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KS4 Mathematics. GCSE Mathematics at QE Exam board is AQA 3 modular exams, covering –Number and Algebra –Statistics and Number –Geometry and Algebra.

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1 KS4 Mathematics

2 GCSE Mathematics at QE Exam board is AQA 3 modular exams, covering –Number and Algebra –Statistics and Number –Geometry and Algebra

3 Unit 2 Number and Algebra (33.3%) Non-calc – 1 hour 15 mins Working with numbers and the number system Fractions, decimals and percentages Ratio and proportion Expressions and equations Sequences and linear functions Examined in March 2012

4 Unit 2 Assessment Started Unit 2 after EoY exams in Year 9. Assessment on everything covered so far after half term.

5 Unit 1 Statistics and Number (26.7%) Calc – 1 hour: The data handling cycle Data collection Data presentation and analysis Data interpretation Probability Examined in June 2012

6 Unit 3 Geometry and Algebra (40%) Calculator paper – 1 ½ hour: Properties of angles and shapes Geometrical reasoning and calculation Measures and construction Length, area and volume Graphical methods Solving problems with algebra Examined in June 2013

7 Additional Mathematics Mathematicians in set 1, on both sides of the year, will have the opportunity to study for an additional Mathematics qualification.

8 What is Additional Mathematics? Additional Mathematics is a FSMQ (Free-Standing Mathematics Qualification) aimed at able KS4 students. We run a two year programme of GCSE Maths and Additional Maths completing both courses at the end of Year 11.

9 Why do Additional Mathematics? It has several benefits: It provides appropriate challenge. Also, helping many students to gain an A or A* at GCSE. The girls receive a broad and deep education in mathematics at an appropriate pace. They have a firm foundation on which to start their A level studies. More able students would be in a position to start Year 12 already confident with much of the material in Core 1 whilst ready for the challenge of Further Pure 1.

10 What can you do at home? Be positive about mathematics Equipment eg. Calculators, pens, rulers, protractors. Homework (set twice a week) Revision (as a guide - 30mins 4 times a week on top of homework)

11 Revision To help you help your daughters, you can get them to: Re- read the examples in their exercise book Use their textbook Ask somebody – parents, school friends, etc Attend revision clubs Buy Mathswatch CD (Foundation/ Higher) Buy CGP revision guide and workbook Download AQA past papers/ Complete specimen papers Use the internet; BBC Bitesize, Samlearning, Mymaths Ask their maths teacher.


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