Extra GCSE Maths Grade 8/9 Questions

I've taught a lot of students over the years who are targeting grade 8/9 for GCSE maths and want to practice as many of the harder questions as possible. I often use Level 2 Further Maths questions since many of them could be in a GCSE Maths exam.

Instead of having to keep looking through each paper to find GCSE level questions, this year I have put together documents containing some of these questions and I thought I'd post them here in case they are useful for students on TSR.

I'll start by attaching non-calculator questions and I'll attach calculator questions to this post soon:

Non-Calculator Questions

Note : these questions have a big focus on algebra, trigonometry and geometry and miss big things in GCSE like statistics and probability.

There are already a lot on Dr Frost: https://www.drfrostmaths.com/sow.php?year=Full%20Coverage%20Revision%20Worksheets&term=GCSE

Level 2 FM: https://www.drfrostmaths.com/courses.php?sid=29168

Edexcel also have produced resources aimed at top grades 'Aiming for a grade 9' - freely available - just ask your teacher

Are you replying the right thread? I'm not a student.

Yes - there are plenty of resources already out there ... perhaps you were unaware of the Edexcel ones?

Do you have access to the Emporium then? It's meant for teachers ...

Yes I do.

Surely having my links adds to your thread ... I think students don't ask for extra examples as I don't know any teachers who don't give extension work.

I’m just posting resources that I’ve created or find useful, which I’ve been doing for many years on TSR.

Feel free to post whatever resources you like but comments like “there are already a lot” and other off topic posts are unnecessary and I’m not sure what you’re trying to achieve.

It would be helpful to say which papers these come from so people can find the paper should they want to.

I didn't think that would be very useful for GCSE Maths students since these are questions taken from further maths papers and I've included the mark schemes.

Which specific papers though? I recognise them but students won't. Personally I thinnk the Edexcel resources are better - all the Aiming for a grade 9 papers are written by GCSE examiners so more appropriate.

They are from Level 2 Further Maths papers but I picked questions that are GCSE maths level. I don’t know know why you think knowing the specific papers is relevant since this resource is not designed for further maths.

I agree that the Edexcel resources are better. This is just another resource which I use with high ability students.

I've taught a lot of students over the years who are targeting grade 8/9 for GCSE maths and want to practice as many of the harder questions as possible. I often use Level 2 Further Maths questions since many of them could be in a GCSE Maths exam.

Instead of having to keep looking through each paper to find GCSE level questions, this year I have put together documents containing some of these questions and I thought I'd post them here in case they are useful for students on TSR.

I'll start by attaching non-calculator questions and I'll attach calculator questions to this post soon:

Non-Calculator Questions

Note : these questions have a big focus on algebra, trigonometry and geometry and miss big things in GCSE like statistics and probability.

I've taught a lot of students over the years who are targeting grade 8/9 for GCSE maths and want to practice as many of the harder questions as possible. I often use Level 2 Further Maths questions since many of them could be in a GCSE Maths exam.

Instead of having to keep looking through each paper to find GCSE level questions, this year I have put together documents containing some of these questions and I thought I'd post them here in case they are useful for students on TSR.

I'll start by attaching non-calculator questions and I'll attach calculator questions to this post soon:

Non-Calculator Questions

Note : these questions have a big focus on algebra, trigonometry and geometry and miss big things in GCSE like statistics and probability.

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