This page is on resources for Edexcel’s IGCSE specification. You will find past papers here and Edexcel’s teaching and learning materials here including Classroom tests and Examplar material. which provides a useful summary. A comparison summary on the differences between GCSE and IGCSE can also be found on Edexcel’s Emporium. Also available on Maths Emporium are revision checklists for Foundation and for Higher.
There is a great deal of common content on GCSE and IGCSE so many resources can be used for either. Further resources for IGCSE are highlighted below.
From Andy Lutwyche on TES comes this excellent Topic RAG resource. (As you can see from the image, topics on the IGCSE maths syllabus are listed, and for each, an example is given. Two resources are provided: versions with and without answers.
On Dr Austin Maths note the excellent Revision Practice Grids available in each section; this set of 23 resources is aimed at IGCSE.
On Dr Austin Maths note the excellent Revision Practice Grids available in each section; this set of 23 resources is aimed at IGCSE.
On Dr Frost Maths, see the GCSE Maths Common Topics papers collection which also includes common topic papers for Edexcel’s International IGCSE. For further IGCSE resources, see my IGCSE collection.
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On Physics and Maths Tutor, we find a very valuable resource: model answers are available for some IGCSE papers. See IGCSE Paper 1 and IGCSE Paper 2.
For video solutions to the higher tier papers, see the YouTube Channel from State of Maths, see the full playlist for Edexcel IGCSE (9-1) Mathematics.
Maths Genie IGCSE Revision includes IGCSE revision videos, exam style questions and solutions as well as past papers and mark schemes.
On DrFrostMaths see Edexcel IGCSE Foundation and IGCSE Higher.
From Maths teacher Peter Browne, try The Maths Room at https://igcsemathstutor.com/.
The site (a work in progress) 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
For video solutions to the higher tier papers, see the YouTube Channel from State of Maths, see the full playlist for Edexcel IGCSE (9-1) Mathematics.
From Gareth Westwater, see IGCSE questions by topic, on westiesworkshop.com, or on TES, a massive (be patient, there are over 5000 slides) PowerPoint of IGCSE examination questions organised by topic, combining all the individual PowerPoints of exam questions, this is very simple to navigate. Or download older and more recent questions separately.
Many books are available in the My Revision Notes series of books from Hodder, most with a free document of worked examples; questions and fully worked solutions for each section of the book are provided, whilst the documents refer to the books, they are complete in themselves. It’s good to see a book with this document for the International GCSE Mathematics from Pearson. (Select the Answers tab for the pdf document).
savemyexams is a subscription site, but you can see revision notes and past papers without signing up. For example scroll down this page for notes on (4.7) Intersecting Chord Theorem. I found I was able to access one question and view the answer by selecting Test Yourself.
From Mark Willis on his Mathematics video site, IGCSE Quizlets, see also his resources for (I)GCSE Years 3/9, 4/10. and 5/11.
An analysis of common topics for the Edexcel specification is available from Addvance Maths.
Following the list, you will find links to resources.