Numbers builds essential Higher-tier numerical skills, including fractions, percentages, powers, roots and standard form. Students develop accuracy, estimation and problem-solving skills, applying calculations confidently in exam-style and real-life AQA GCSE contexts.
Algebra develops mathematical thinking through symbols, expressions and equations. Students learn to simplify, substitute, solve equations and inequalities, and work with sequences and graphs, building strong problem-solving skills required for GCSE Maths AQA Higher exams.
Graphs develop the ability to interpret, draw and analyse relationships between variables. Students learn to plot coordinates, read gradients and intercepts, and understand linear and non-linear graphs, building strong problem-solving and exam skills for GCSE Maths AQA Higher.
This section develops understanding of ratio, proportion and rates of change. Students compare quantities, solve direct and inverse proportion problems, work with unit rates and growth, and apply these skills to real-life and exam-style GCSE Maths AQA Higher questions.
This section develops understanding of shapes, angles and measurement. Students work with properties of 2D and 3D shapes, perimeter, area, volume, circles and transformations, applying accurate reasoning and problem-solving skills required for GCSE Maths AQA Higher.
