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November 2026 Revision Materials

Mathematics (Year 11)

Foundation Paper - Classes 11NB, 11NC AND 11SB

Dear Student,

With November Mock exams approaching, the half term break is an important time to focus on revision. A strong result in your GCSE mathematics is not only crucial for post-16 education but also has a lasting impact on career options and life opportunities beyond school. Effective revision is crucial to success in your exams. We recommend that you use a variety of techniques, such as working through practice questions, reviewing key notes, and attempting practice papers to build exam confidence.

The mock assessment will consist of three papers, taking place between the 9^th November and 20^th November:

Paper 1: Non-calculator
Paper 2: Calculator
Paper 3: Calculator

Recommended Revision

1^st Class Maths Practice Exam Paper (video solutions via QR code)
Mathswatch Practice Papers
GCSE Revision Topic List

Useful Websites

https://old.mathsgenie.co.uk/

https://www.1stclassmaths.com/

https://vle.mathswatch.co.uk/vle/

https://corbettmaths.com/

We also strongly recommend the use of the correct scientific calculator —the Casio fx-83GTCW+. Using the right calculator consistently in both lessons and exams is essential to build confidence and accuracy.

We hope that you feel supported in the build up to your exams. Please speak to me directly if you require any additional guidance.

Yours sincerely

Mr Espley

Director of Learning for Maths

Mathematics - GCSE Resit (Year 12 & 13)

GCSE Foundation Revision Topic List

Maths Resit Foundation Paper

Dear Students,

With November GCSE resit exams approaching, the half term break is an important time to focus on revision. A strong result in your GCSE mathematics is not only crucial for post-16 education but also has a lasting impact on career options and life opportunities beyond school. Effective revision is crucial to success in your exams. We recommend that you use a variety of techniques, such as working through practice questions, reviewing key notes, and attempting practice papers to build exam confidence.

The GCSE will consist of three papers, taking place:

Paper 1: Friday 14 May 2027 (AM)

Paper 2: Thursday 27 May 2027 (AM)

Paper 3: Monday 14 June 2027 (AM)

Recommended Revision