Maths Foundations
Ages 11–14 · 6 levels · 60 lessons
Science
GCSE-style science calculations for ages 14–16: physics equations with rearranging and unit prefixes, chemistry from relative formula mass and moles to concentration, yield and atom economy, and biology maths such as magnification, percentage change and genetic ratios. Every answer has its unit and a worked solution.
Level 1 · Unit 1
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The distance–time graph shows a journey. What is the total distance travelled? Give your answer in m.
Answer: 20
The distance–time graph shows a journey. What is the total distance travelled? Give your answer in m.
Answer: 40
3 levels · 6 units · 42 lessons. Each unit ends with a check-up that unlocks the next one.
Core calculations · 7 lessons
Harder calculations · 7 lessons
Core calculations · 7 lessons
Harder calculations · 7 lessons
Core calculations · 7 lessons
Harder calculations · 7 lessons
The calculations follow the maths skills listed in the GCSE combined science and separate science subject content for England. Significant-figure rules are stated in each question.
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A maths keypad under each answer box has √, powers, fractions, π, brackets and ≤ ≥. Answers are checked by value, and you get a nudge when the value is right but not yet in its simplest or factorised form.
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