Further updates have been made to the revision pages.

See the GCSE, IGCSE, and A Level pages, to which any new resources will be added when they are available.Note the right-hand menu for easy access to these pages.

2026

For GCSE, see GCSE Maths Paper 2; the information from the post has also been added to the GCSE Maths Revision 2026 page which is easily accessible from the menu on the right.

For AQA A Level Maths and Further Maths, Dr Tom Bennison is uploading revision resources to his blog, Mathematics and Coding.

Now published by the brilliant Dr Frost team, Edexcel GCSE Maths Likely Topic Papers for Paper 2 & 3.
Online worksheets and pdf files.

🚨 Hot off the press @drfrostmaths.bsky.social ! 🚨 Our Edexcel GCSE Maths Likely Topic Papers for Paper 2 & 3 are now live! 📘✏️ 🖥️ Online Worksheets: buff.ly/ZUxGe6B 📄 Download PDF: buff.ly/jDIoTut More exam board papers will be released soon!

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— Dr Frost Resource Team (@drfrostresource.bsky.social) 15 May 2026 at 14:16

From John Rubinstein on Bluesky, topics he thinks are likely for Further Maths Core Pure Paper 2.

https://bsky.app/profile/jrub.bsky.social/post/3mluylnujdk2t

With the first paper complete, we turn our attention to Paper 2.

Resources to help with revision are available. This post will be updated as any new resources are made available.
From 1st Class Maths, we have Key Topics for Paper 2; the more stars 1st Class Maths gives, the more likely he believes it could appear in Paper 2. Such lists do not guarantee which topics will appear, but as 1st Class Maths has said, they could help with decisions about which topics to prioritise for revision. Remember, though, that whilst boards aim to provide good syllabus coverage over the three papers, topics can appear again, perhaps in a different context, perhaps in a multi-step calculation on a calculator paper.

Now published by the brilliant Dr Frost team, Edexcel GCSE Maths Likely Topic Papers for Paper 2 & 3.
Online worksheets and pdf files.

🚨 Hot off the press @drfrostmaths.bsky.social ! 🚨 Our Edexcel GCSE Maths Likely Topic Papers for Paper 2 & 3 are now live! 📘✏️ 🖥️ Online Worksheets: buff.ly/ZUxGe6B 📄 Download PDF: buff.ly/jDIoTut More exam board papers will be released soon!

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— Dr Frost Resource Team (@drfrostresource.bsky.social) 15 May 2026 at 14:16

From Dale Chapman, we have his GCSE Foundation (Edexcel) Paper 2 Best Guess 2026. Worked solutions are also provided. The question paper is provided as an editable document.

From Jonny Griffiths, a major update to his Carom Maths Activities, designed to bridge the gap from A Level to University Maths.

The Carom 2026 PDF eBook contains further details Also available are PowerPoints, and computer files (Excel, Autograph, GeoGebra and PDF files) to support the activities, these files are linked to from the eBook (see page 15 of the eBook for a complete list). A free eBook download is here.

As a backup, Jonny has also placed the eBook onto Payhip, where it can be downloaded for free.
Carom 2026 PDF eBook – Payhip

It’s the time of year where regular updates are being made to my revision resource collections.

See the GCSE, IGCSE, and A Level pages, to which any new resources will be added when they are available.Note the right-hand menu for easy access to these pages.

The most recent updates to the GCSE collection include ‘predicted’ papers from Physics and Maths Tutor.

Note also the additional resources on some sites; for example, on Bennett Maths, which helpfully has resources for AQA as well as Edexcel, we have Third in 30 papers. We see half papers around for Edexcel Maths, but here we have a shorter set of questions for either AQA or Edexcel.

On the subject of half papers, remember Lucky Maths, highlighted in a recent post, has half papers, but not half exam board published papers – these are all new questions!

Knowledge Organisers may provide useful revision, particularly where clear examples are given. Perhaps study a knowledge organiser, then find questions on those topics. There are many examples of sites with questions by topic on my revision pages.

Several updates have been made to my revision resource collections.
See the GCSE and IGCSE pages, to which any new resources will be added when they are available.

Note the right-hand menu for easy access to these pages. I have also been updating the A Level revision page.

Many revision resources are available for GCSE revision; see the GCSE collection.

For GCSE, a notable update comes from Lucky Maths.

From Albert Luck and Brad James on Lucky Maths, under Practice Papers, we see Foundation Half Practice Papers, and scrolling further down the page, you will find full practice papers, and a Best Guess papers section.

The authors have written all the questions themselves, including those for the half-papers and full practice papers, making these valuable resources with previously unseen questions for students. All resources can be downloaded directly from the website.

Numerous IGCSE resources are available in my IGCSE Resources collection.

A significant update includes the Maths Room from Maths teacher Peter Browne at https://igcsemathstutor.com/.
The site provides explanations and worked examples for Pearson Edexcel International IGCSE Mathematics. Students are provided with an unlimited number of questions to practice skills by topic, with random, auto-marked questions available at four levels: Starter, Builder, Challenger, and Master.

Browse all the available topics.

There is a great deal of overlap between GCSE and IGCSE, but it’s great to see excellent resources for IGCSE topics not on the GCSE syllabus. See, for example:

Graphs 9: Gradients and Tangents
https://igcsemathstutor.com/graphs-9-gradients-and-tangents/

Graphs 9: How to Differentiate – The Power Rule
https://igcsemathstutor.com/how-to-differentiate-power-rule-igcse/

Or try Composite Functions