Number

Number skills sit underneath almost every other part of GCSE maths. Students who are confident with calculations, fractions, decimals, percentages and rounding usually find later topics much easier. Use these worksheets to build fluency, spot weak basics, and practise the skills that often decide whether a longer exam question falls apart or becomes manageable.

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Surds

Surds are irrational roots that are left in exact form

Standard form

Standard form is used to write very large or very

Multiplication

Multiplication is a fundamental maths skill used in arithmetic, algebra,

Indices and index laws

Indices are a compact way of representing repeated multiplication and

Compound interest

Compound interest involves calculating repeated percentage increases over time. Unlike

Operations with fractions

Working with fractions involves adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractional

Fraction, decimal and percentage conversions

Fractions, decimals and percentages are different ways of representing the

Rounding

Rounding is used to make numbers simpler and easier to

Two-way tables

Practise completing two-way tables with this self-marking GCSE

Converting decimals into percentages

Converting decimals to percentages is a useful skill because percentages