A teacher companion that maps every resource in this pack to specific AQA 8300 reference codes (N1–N9 plus §3.1.2 and §3.1.3), highlights examiner-flagged common misconceptions, and lays out a 6-lesson scheme using the pack’s student-facing resources as classroom activities.
A 5-slide guide for parents and carers supporting a Year 10 or Year 11 student through GCSE Maths revision. Practical, judgement-light, and honest about what actually helps.
A revision workbook that drills the five highest-value Foundation Number topics. Each page is a focused 10-minute set with a worked-solution answer key — so you can spot exactly where the mark is being lost.
Memorisation matters more than you think on Foundation. These 16 cards bundle the must-know recall facts so you can free up brain space in the exam for thinking, not calculating.
Ten quick-fire multiple-choice questions covering the breadth of Foundation Number. Sit it as a timed drill (10 minutes is realistic) or use it to spot-check after revision.
A focused 7-slide lesson on the five Foundation Number skills examiners come back to year after year. Each slide pairs the rule with a worked example and the most common mistake. Designed for self-study revision.
An exam-style drill on highest common factor and lowest common multiple — the kind of question that turns up on almost every Foundation paper. Three rounds; answers are taken on the keypad and scored instantly with a quick explanation of the method.
A short, exam-style practice paper covering ordering, primes & factors, order of operations, powers & standard form, and fractions/decimals/percentages. 5 questions, 21 marks, non-calculator, designed in the style of AQA 8300 Foundation Paper 1. Full mark scheme on the final page.
A planning companion for the Y2 “Uses of everyday materials” unit. Maps each resource to its statutory requirement, flags the misconceptions Y2 children consistently show, identifies cross-cutting working-scientifically opportunities, and lays out a 4-lesson scheme.
A short guide for parents and carers. Y2 materials is almost free to teach at home — the world is already made of the eight materials on the curriculum list.