Useful tips for essay writing
Generally, if you know the answer to a question, it can be relatively easy to write an explanation either by writing a few sentences, drawing a diagram or by producing an example.
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A simple way to pass your GCSE exams
The GCSE: Step-by-Step revision and learning programme help students in Secondary Schools in year seven upwards learn and prepare for their GCSE 9-1 exams.
Introduction to algebra
Algebra is an important branch of mathematics that deals with equations and expressions. It solves many real-world problems and can be applied to various disciplines. Learning algebra can help us better understand how numbers work and how we can use them to solve problems.
How to answer written questions in the GCSE maths exam?
There are going to be a lot more contextual questions on the papers for the various maths exams, and one of the biggest changes is that there will be a lot more contextual questions on the papers than before.
Percentages Worksheets: Maths
Percentages are a vital part of mathematics and everyday life. Understanding how to calculate percentages and use them in real-life situations is essential for success in many areas. Please download and print the PDF worksheet if you prefer to study using pen and paper.
Cells Revision Notes: Biology
All living things are made of cells – they're the building blocks of every organism on the planet. But different organisms have different cell structures.
Cells Quiz: Biology
Cell biology is the study of cell structure and function, and it revolves around the concept that the cell is the fundamental unit of life. Focusing on the cell permits a detailed understanding of the tissues and organisms that cells compose.
Cells Worksheets: Biology
Please download and print the PDF worksheet if you prefer to study using pen and paper. The worksheets have the same questions as the web-page version.
Percentages: Maths
To get you introduced to percentages, we will go through 3 different types of percentage questions that come up in GCSE Maths.
