Maths

Learners study number, algebra, geometry, probability and statistics through practical problem‑solving approaches. Pupils follow differentiated pathways (pre‑GCSE, Foundation or Higher) to ensure challenge and success.

You will study this course to:

• Improve your mental Maths.
• Develop your problem solving skills
• Improve your ability to work with abstract concepts through the use of Algebra.

What will you learn in years 10 and 11:

You will build upon skills that you have learned in KS3.  After an initial assessment you will be matched with a course that will provide suitable stretch and challenge. Dependent upon ability, you will study either pre GCSE, Foundation or Higher level GCSE.

GCSE Mathematics has 6 core areas; Number, Algebra, Ratio/Proportion/Rates of Change, Geometry/Measures, Probability and Statistics.

How you will be assessed:

Exam board: Edexcel

Qualification: Mathematics

Assessment Model: You will sit three written papers each lasting 1.5 hours.

Paper 1: non calculator

Paper 2: Calculator

Paper 3: Calculator

Suggested future careers this course can lead to:

• Electrician
• Accountant
• Engineer

All Post 16 colleges require a qualification in Mathematics.

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