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Interactive GCSE Maths papers online?

I did one on GCSE Bitesize (here http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/bitesize_exams/publish/maths_foundation_calc.shtml) and I can't find any others that are clearly marked calculator or non-calculator. I would print some out but I don't have a printer and the library will be shut tomorrow. :colondollar:

My exam board is Edexcel and I'm doing foundation. If anyone knows any sites with any links would be appreciated. :smile:

Reply 1

username2176541

Original post by redinthegrey

My exam board is Edexcel and I'm doing foundation. If anyone knows any sites with any links would be appreciated. :smile:

Bro just go on examsolutions and watch the gcse maths videos and tell your teachers to enter you for higher if you work hard now you should do well

Reply 2

redinthegrey

Original post by Xenon17

Bro just go on examsolutions and watch the gcse maths videos and tell your teachers to enter you for higher if you work hard now you should do well

Trying a Higher paper now ha. Will report back on how I do!

Reply 3

redinthegrey

Original post by redinthegrey

Trying a Higher paper now ha. Will report back on how I do!

Yikes, the second half of that was horrific. I'll stick to Foundation for now :colondollar:

Reply 4

Woody_Pigeon

The second part is always horrific. Persistence, resilience, never, never, never give up!

Reply 5

redinthegrey

Original post by Woody_Pigeon

The second part is always horrific. Persistence, resilience, never, never, never give up!

Ha, actually, I checked the grade boundaries and I'd not be a mile off a C if I got the same score on non-calc. Bare in mind also I couldn't do any of the graph problems etc because I didn't print off the paper, which artificially lowered my mark. Maybe I should do Higher. For Foundation you need about 72% for a C. You need far lower on Higher