The Edexcel GCSE Foundation Mathematics Student Book for Specification A provides everything you need to achieve exam success. The fully accessible and differentiated Foundation Student Book contains on-page levelling for all questions to guide students on how they can achieve their target grade. Includes full support for the new Assessment Objectives and exam-style questions to ensure you have the best chance of success in your exams. Contains support for Functional Maths with clear labelling in the Student Book. ResultsPlus exam performance data has been combined with valuable examiner insight to give students more tips and guidance on how to achieve exam success.

Matches the Student Book structure and content to make setting homework straightforward. Packed with practice questions, all of which are graded so students can see exactly what level they're working at. Also available as a VLE-compatible digital edition for added flexibility of use.

This work matches the 'Student Book' structure and content to make setting homework straightforward. It is packed with practice questions, all of which are graded so students can see exactly what level they're working at.

This work matches the 'Student Book' structure and content to make setting homework straightforward. It is packed with practice questions, all of which are graded so students can see exactly what level they're working at.

This course includes a range of highly targeted practice books for students working toward every grade. Suitable for consolidation, homework and independent study. This workbook offers accessible extra practice for students working towards securing a basic pass at GCSE.

Supports teachers' understanding of AO2 and AO3 through clearly labelled AO2/3 questions in the exercises. Packed with graded questions reflect the level of demand required, so students and teachers can see their progression. Includes worked examples throughout the book to break the maths down into easy chunks. Uses feedback to highlight common errors .

Supports teachers' understanding of AO2 and AO3 through clearly labelled AO2/3 questions in the exercises. Packed with graded questions reflect the level of demand required, so students and teachers can see their progression. Includes worked examples throughout the book break the maths down into easy chunks. Uses feedback to highlight common errors .

The Edexcel GCSE Higher Mathematics Student Book for Specification A provides everything you need to achieve exam success. The fully accessible and differentiated Higher Student Book contains on-page levelling for all questions to guide students on how they can achieve their target grade. Includes full support for the new Assessment Objectives and exam-style questions to ensure you have the best chance of success in your exams. Contains support for Functional Maths with clear labelling in the Student Book. ResultsPlus exam performance data has been combined with valuable examiner insight to give students more tips and guidance on how to achieve exam success.

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