This book is aimed at gifted and talented students in year 8, although it can also be used as appropriate with students throughout the 11-14 phase. It consists of tightly focused sets of problems, with each set devoted to core ideas from the Framework but approached in a way that cultivates more profound mathematical thinking. The book is structured into a number of sections, which comes in three varieties: tasters, core, and extensions, thus recognising differentiation within the gifted spectrum. The materials can be used within ordinary lessons for top sets.

This book is aimed at gifted and talented students in year 7, although it can also be used in the primary curriculum for highly able year 6 students. It consists of tightly focused sets of problems, with each set devoted to core ideas from the Framework but approached in a way that cultivates more profound mathematical thinking. The book is structured into a number of sections, which comes in three varieties: tasters, core, and extensions, thus recognising differentiation within the gifted spectrum. The materials can be used within ordinary lessons for top sets.

RAC Rally Action! truly represents an enthusiast's view of the RAC Rally: allowing you to relive the events if you were there, or offering the next best thing if you weren't. Tony Gardiner always took a week of his annual leave to watch The RAC. and reckons he covered more than 28,000 miles chasing rally stages around the country. Luckily for us, he always took his trusty Zenit camera and recorded hundreds of moments of RAC Rally action, each now frozen in time for posterity. These images, which have not previously been published, have an energy which brings the rally back to life and reminds us how far removed modern rallying is from the much simpler pre-WRC era. For all who love the 'Rally of the Forests' period of top level rallying, here is an incredibly involving evocation of three decades of great motorsport. All aspects of the event are covered including rare photos from manufacturers' archives, rally documents (regulations, programmes, road books, crew notes), and a full-color cutaway illustration of a famous winning car. This publication has full approval of the Royal Automobile Club and the Motor Sports Association.

This book is aimed at gifted and talented students in year 9, although it can also be used as appropriate with students throughout the 11-14 phase. It consists of tightly focused sets of problems, with each set devoted to core ideas from the Framework but approached in a way that cultivates more profound mathematical thinking. The book is structured into a number of sections, which comes in three varieties: tasters, core, and extensions, thus recognising differentiation within the gifted spectrum. The materials can be used within ordinary lessons for top sets.

Although there is a perception that at the highest levels students should be capable of 'self-study', the topics in the accompanying student books are designed to be introduced by the teacher and the ideas tackled as a class. This is the key role of the Teacher's Guide, which for each lesson contains suggested approaches, useful resources, common misconceptions, and answers.

This book contains almost 600 unusual and challenging multiple-choice problems designed for students aged 11-15. The first part consists of past papers (1988SH93) for the annual UK Schools Mathematical Challenge. The second part contains forty-two short papers of ten questions each in the same style, and are designed to fill a thirty-minute class or homework slot. This collection of unusual, high quality problems will provide an invaluable resource for all mathematics teachers.

The latest addition to this popular series contains the National Mathematics Contest papers from 1988 to 1996, together with comments, hints and full solutions. Additional problems of a similar nature are included in the form of short multiple choice tests. Ideal for students aged 15-18, in class or for homework, and for students, teachers and parents either as practice material for the competition or a source of thought-provoking problems.

This book contains over 100 challenging problems for pupils aged 11-15, taken from the hugely popular UK Junior Mathematical Olympiad. There are also sixty additional problems in a similar style. The second section of the book consists of detailed comments and hints, while the third section gives outline solutions. These high quality, more challenging problems will provide an excellent and invaluable resource for all mathematics teachers.