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Pupils will sit their mock exams (as well as the real exams) under exam conditions. The purpose of the mock exams is to give an indication as to what Grade pupils are currently working at. Following the mock exams, pupils will also receive feedback on which topics are their strengths and areas for development.  \n\n| Date | Assessment |\n| --- | --- |\n| Tuesday 8th October 2024 | Mock exam – Unit 2 (calculator) |\n| Tuesday 3rd December 2024 | Mock Maths exam-Unit 1 (non-calculator) |\n| Wednesday 4th December 2024 | Mock Maths exam-Unit 2 (calculator) |\n| Tuesday 21st January 2025 | Mock Maths exam-Unit 2 (non-calculator) |\n| Tuesday 4th March 2025 | Mock Maths exam-Unit 1 (calculator) |\n| Wednesday 5th March 2025 | Mock Maths exam-Unit 2 (non-calculator) |\n| Thursday 15th May 2025 | GCSE Mathematics Final Exam-Unit 1 exam (non-calc) |\n| Wednesday 11th June 2025 | GCSE Mathematics Final Exam-Unit 2 exam (calc) |\n\nKey Information:  \n• GCSE Foundation Tier Mathematics consists of two papers: Unit 1 and Unit 2.  \n• The Unit 1 exam is a non-calculator exam. This lasts 1 hour 30 minutes.  \n• The Unit 2 exam is a calculator exam. This lasts 1 hour 30 minutes.  \n• Once pupils have sat the Unit 1 exam, we will provide pupils with a list of Mathematics topics which did not appear in Unit 1 (and therefore are more likely to appear in the Unit 2 exam) to help pupils focus their revision for the Unit 2 exam.  \nGrades:  \n• Pupils can achieve any grade from Grade G to Grade D through the Foundation Tier paper.  \nEquipment:  \nPlease ensure pupils come to Maths lessons and attend Maths exams with the following equipment:  \n• Pen, pencil  \n• Rubber  \n• Ruler  \n• Compass and protractor (Geometry set)  \n• Scientific Calculator  \nBelow are some examples of suitable Scientific Calculators:  \nHere are some examples of calculators that are not suitable as they are missing some functions:  \nKey Topics to Revise for Foundation Tier Mathematics (and MathsWatch Clip Numbers)  \nGrade G  \nGrade F  \nPlease note: These are not the only topics which could appear in the GCSE Mathematics exams, however they are the key topics which have appeared in past papers in recent years. These lists have been created to help pupils focus their revision: they should still be revising the other topics we have covered in class also however.  \nGrade E  \nGrade D  \nGrade D (continued)  \nHelping your child to revise  \nThere are a range of different websites which pupils can use to revise for their GCSE Mathematics exams. Here is a list of some we suggest:  \n\n| MathsDIY\u003Cbr>This website provides access to past paper questions, solutions and mark schemes. You will also find past paper questions which are grouped by topic. |  | Mathswatch\u003Cbr>Provides pupils with videosand accompanying practice questions on a range of different topics. 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