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Maths teaching, written down

Guidance I'd give in a lesson or a parents' evening: how to revise, where marks are actually lost, and what to do when progress stalls.

What's coming

The content plan

Published roughly fortnightly, timed around the school year — new Year 12s in September, mocks in January, revision season in spring.

  1. How to use the A-Level Maths formula booklet in the exam

    Year 12 and 13 students · Informational, exam-technique long-tail

    September 2026

  2. Solving A-Level mechanics problems with SUVAT

    Year 12 students meeting mechanics · Informational, mechanics long-tail

    September 2026

  3. AQA A-Level Maths: what makes it different from Edexcel

    Students and parents choosing exam boards · Comparison, long-tail

    October 2026

  4. Fixing the algebra gap: why Year 10 struggles start in Year 7

    Parents and GCSE students · Informational, links to the diagnosis method

    October 2026

  5. A term-by-term A-Level Maths revision timeline for Year 13

    Year 13 students · Informational, seasonal for mock season

    November 2026

  6. How to prepare for GCSE Maths mocks in four weeks

    Year 11 students and their parents · Seasonal, high urgency

    November 2026

  7. Understanding A-Level Maths grade boundaries

    Students and parents interpreting results · Informational, long-tail

    December 2026

  8. Choosing between Higher and Foundation tier GCSE Maths

    Parents of Year 10 and 11 students · Decision-stage informational

    January 2027

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