Master GCSE Maths Foundation with 300+ Questions

The course covers all eight main GCSE Maths topics: Number, Algebra, Fractions & Percentages, Ratio & Proportion, Geometry & Measures, Probability, Statistics, and Equations & Graphs. Each topic includes Foundation Tier questions suitable for Grades 1-5.

The course includes 300+ practice questions covering the entire Foundation Tier syllabus, plus 5 realistic mock papers that match the GCSE format exactly. That's plenty of practice to build confidence and identify weak areas.

Yes, the course is aligned with AQA, Edexcel, and OCR GCSE Maths syllabuses. Foundation Tier content is standardised across all exam boards, so you'll find questions that match your board's style and difficulty.

Foundation Tier is designed for students targeting Grades 1-5, with most students aiming for Grade 4 (a 'standard pass'). Grade 4 represents the threshold of achievement at GCSE. The passing mark for Grade 4 is typically around 55-60% depending on the year.

This depends on your current confidence, but a good approach is to spend 1-2 weeks per topic (approximately 45 minutes per day). Use the practice questions to identify weak areas, then focus extra time there. The 5 mock papers should be done in the final 2-3 weeks before your exam.

No. The GCSE Maths exam consists of 3 papers: Paper 1 is non-calculator (90 minutes), and Papers 2 & 3 are calculator papers (90 minutes each). This course includes questions for both types so you can practise appropriately.

Absolutely. Many students retake GCSE Maths. This course is perfect for focused revision of weak areas, and the 300+ questions and mock papers will build your confidence. You can resit in November or the following June depending on your school's arrangements.

Yes. Every question includes a detailed step-by-step explanation showing you the working and reasoning. This helps you learn not just the answer, but the method, which is crucial for exam success.