Got an acute feeling that those pesky assessments aren’t too far off? Whether they are or not, these KS3 and GCSE Maths Geometry posts provide the perfect way to revise the curriculum content. From trigonometric values to the area of 2D shapes and from the circumference of circles to specific exam paper help, we’ll find the right angle for your secondary study.
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- Higher Maths Quiz GCSE – Calculator
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- GCSE Maths Non-Calculator Quiz – Higher
Prepare for the first paper by testing your knowledge with these non-calculator maths questions! - GCSE Maths Non-Calculator Quiz – FoundationEvery bit of practice adds up in maths exam prep. That’s why we’ve made this GCSE Maths Non-Calculator Quiz just for you…
- Circle Theorems
This guide has everything you need on using circle theorems. Once you’ve mastered this, you may want to look at how to prove the circle theorems… - Circle Theorems Quiz
Test your knowledge of circle theorems with this interactive quiz. Goes hand-in-hand with the Circle Theorems revision post. - Finding the Area of 2D Shapes
Let’s practise finding the area of 2D shapes together using this step-by-step, visual guide… - Exact Trigonometric Values
For the non-calculator paper, there are some trig values you need to know. These are known as exact trigonometric values. Here’s how to remember them. - GCSE Edexcel Maths Paper 1 – The Final Question 2022
The Question The diagram shows three circles, each of radius 4cm. The centres of the circles are A, B and C such that ABC is a straight line and AB = BC = 4cm. Work out the total area of … - Circumference of Circles
At some point in the study of mathematics, students will need to learn how to calculate the circumference of circles. This well-rounded post tells us how… - Volume of Prisms – KS3/GCSE Maths Revision
Take an in-depth tutorial on calculating the volume of prisms with this excellent guide. Written by subject experts and great for KS3/GCSE. - Pythagoras’ Theorem
Learn all about Pythagoras’ Theorem, including how it works – with worked examples – where the theorem came from and Pythagorean Triples.
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These GCSE Maths Geometry resources are made directly for you, the student, by seasoned teachers who know a thing or two about acing assessment!
The content is engineered around the UK Maths secondary curriculum and each post is written in a way that is easy to follow but suitably challenging. Diagrams join step-by-step guidance and example content to help you fully comprehend each facet of the topic.
Practice questions are also embedded within these posts, so you can test your acquisition of knowledge on area, volume of prisms, finding missing sides in right-angled triangles and more. They ably support our collection of GCSE Maths past papers which can be found right here. They cover the exam boards of Edexcel, AQA and OCR.
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The site covers enlargement, circles, angles, transformations, properties of shapes, accurate diagrams, vocabulary, units of measure, working to scale, 3D shapes, Pythagoras’ theorem and vectors, with all content organised by KS3, Foundation and Higher Level for your convenience.