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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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

Expanding single brackets with surds

Expanding brackets with surds is an important algebra skill because

Adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators

To add or subtract fractions with different denominators, we first

Non-unitary fractions of amounts

Non-unitary fractions of amounts help us find several equal

Unitary fractions of amounts

Unitary fractions of amounts help us work out equal parts

Evaluating positive fractional indices

Fractional indices help us write roots and powers in a

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Square root shoot-out

A turn-based duel where estimation skills determine your survival!

Equivalent fractions

Understanding equivalent fractions helps you realise that different-looking fractions