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A-level Mathematics practice, marked with the working shown.

Pure, statistics and mechanics, following the A-level Mathematics specification topic by topic. Students see the method behind every mark; teachers see where the class is stuck.

Coming: Years 12 and 13.

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A-level · KS5

Year by year, as it is today

Worked out from the questions live right now. Ready means the year's maths has at least 100 questions to practise and set as homework. Coming means it is being written; ask us about it when you book a demo.

A-level year groups: Ready or Coming
YearStatusMaths
Year 12ComingA-level Mathematics · 1 question
Year 13ComingA-level Mathematics · 1 question

What it covers

Maths topics, from the curriculum

A-level MathematicsYears 12–13 · 19 topicsComing
  1. A: Proof
  2. B: Algebra and functions
  3. C: Coordinate geometry in the (x, y) plane
  4. E: Trigonometry
  5. F: Exponentials and logarithms
  6. G: Differentiation
  7. J: Vectors
  8. K: Statistical sampling
  9. L: Data presentation and interpretation
  10. M: Probability
  11. P: Quantities and units in mechanics
  12. Q: Kinematics
  13. R: Forces and Newton's laws
  14. D: Sequences and series
  15. H: Integration
  16. I: Numerical methods
  17. N: Statistical distributions
  18. O: Statistical hypothesis testing
  19. S: Moments

These are the planned topics; the questions are being written.

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Answer a question, see it marked

Two questions in the style of the pure maths papers. Type an answer and press Check: it is marked here, on the page.

  1. Pure · Differentiation · Question 1 · 2 marks

  2. Pure · Inequalities · Question 2 · 1 mark

    Which of these is the solution of x² − 5x + 6 < 0?

0 of 2 answered.

For pupils

How homework looks in the sixth form

  • Topic by topic

    Questions follow the specification's order, so homework matches what was taught that week.

  • Method marks shown

    Every answer comes back with the method and the mark points, so students learn how marks are given, not just whether they were right.

  • Independent study

    Students can practise any topic, retry their mistakes and track red, amber and green progress across the course.

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Extras for this stage

There are no extras for A-level: a licence for Years 12 and 13 is A-level Mathematics.

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