Years 10 and 11·GCSE schemes of work

GCSE Mathematics scheme of work

For heads of department and GCSE maths teachers

Both GCSE years planned as one course: the Year 10 Mathematics Scheme of Work and the Year 11 Mathematics Scheme of Work, 59 to 61 pages a book, £4.99 each or £7.99 for the pair. Foundation and Higher are planned together, and each book has a section on where the tier boundary falls. The first eight pages of each book open on its own page.

Board-neutral. Both books are planned from the Department for Education’s GCSE subject content, which AQA, OCR and Pearson Edexcel each have to cover however they order it.

The two years, unit by unit

Year 10

1a Number: Primes, Indices, Standard Form and the Limits of Accuracy
1b Algebra: Expanding, Factorising and Changing the Subject
2a Equations, Inequalities and Simultaneous Equations
2b Ratio, Proportion and Rates of Change
3a Geometry: Similarity, Pythagoras and Trigonometry
3b Graphs: Straight Lines, Quadratics and Real-Life Relationships

Year 11

1a Algebra Completed: Functions, Sequences, Iteration and Proof
1b Probability and Statistics
2a Geometry: Angles, Mensuration, Circles and Constructions
2b Circle Theorems, Vectors and Transformations
3a Revision by Diagnosis
3b Examination Technique and the Final Fortnight

Also in each book

Year 10

Curriculum map
Statutory subject content coverage
Marking load
Retrieval and spacing
Prerequisites across Year 10
Foundation and Higher: what the tier boundary actually is
The assessment objectives, and what they mean for planning
Which formulae students must know, and which will be given
What this book leaves to Year 11, and why
Sources, status and what this book does not claim
Printable diagnostics
How we know it worked

Year 11

Statutory subject content — completing the course
Marking load
Retrieval and spacing
Prerequisites across Year 11
How the two years fit together, and the one departure from the obvious order
Where the tier boundary falls this year
The assessment objectives, and what they mean for revision
Sources, status and what this book does not claim
Printable diagnostics
How we know it worked

Year 10 and Year 11, together or one at a time

59 to 61 pages a book · first 8 pages open here

$Cover of Year 10 Mathematics Scheme of Work$

Mathematics · GCSE (Key Stage 4) £4.99

Year 10 Mathematics Scheme of Work

Sixty-one pages, board-neutral, with both tiers planned together. The Foundation and Higher split is taken from the bold type in the DfE subject content rather than from any one specification, so it runs unchanged on AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas. Every unit shows a piece of student work with the error in it beside the repair, and six printable diagnostics sit at the back.

The GCSE subject content and assessment objectives for mathematics (DfE, 2013) · 61 pages, 18 sections · For heads of department, subject leaders and every teacher who has to deliver it

Preview — first 8 pages

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$Cover of Year 11 Mathematics Scheme of Work$

Mathematics · GCSE (Key Stage 4) £4.99

Year 11 Mathematics Scheme of Work

Fifty-nine pages completing the two-year course. All new content finishes at Easter and the last two units are revision, planned from a sat paper rather than a topic list. Algebra and proof open the year rather than closing it — the reasoning behind that decision is argued on its own page rather than assumed.

The GCSE subject content and assessment objectives for mathematics (DfE, 2013) · 59 pages, 16 sections · For heads of department, subject leaders and every teacher who has to deliver it

Preview — first 8 pages

🔒 51 more pages unlock on purchase

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GCSE Mathematics set

Year 10, Year 11 — the whole key stage, sequenced as one curriculum rather than two separate years.

£7.99 £9.98 bought separately

Every GCSE subject, and which exam board each suits: GCSE schemes of work. Key stage 3 and A level for this subject: Mathematics schemes of work.