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Each term is split into two half terms of six or seven weeks, each with a common theme: Number, Algebra, Geometry, Probability and Statistics. Every half term is further split into blocks that ensure students spend enough time to get a deep understanding of the topic being covered.  \nInterleaving  \nThe scheme of work has been designed with interleaving (revising topics within the context) . In addition, we have starter tasks and homework that will strengthen students’ understanding of key topics throughout the year. Students are regularly assessed to highlight any weaknesses in the halftermly content taught as well as the termly content taught. At the end of Year 10 students will be given a GCSE style paper for their Summer Assessment. In Year 11 students sit 2 sets of Mocks; November and March in preparation for their Summer GCSE exams.  \nCalculator Skills  \n2 out of the 3 papers at GCSE are calculator papers. To ensure students are confident in using their calculator they do weekly calculator skills checks. Calculator skills are also embedded throughout the scheme of learning to ensure students are confident and efficient using their calculator. It is therefore vitally important that students have the correct scientific calculator both in lessons and to use at home.  \n\n|  | GCSE |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\n| Tier | Foundation | Higher |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Exam Board | Edexcel | Edexcel |\n| Grades | 5-1 | 9-3 |\n| Examination Date | May/June |  |\n| Papers | 3 written papers\u003Cbr>Paper 1 (Non-Calc), Paper 2 (Calc) & Paper 3 (Calc) |  |\n| Marks | Each paper contains 80 marks |  |\n| Time | 1 & ½ hours for each paper |  |\n| Topics Covered | Statistics & Probability, Number & Algebra, Geometry & Measures, Ratio, Proportion and Rates of Change |  |\n| Success Criteria | All pupils are aware of their target grades for Mathematics. Grade boundaries for each examination series vary and are published along with the results each summer. |  |\n| Coursework | There is no coursework element for these specifications. |  |\n\nHOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD IN MATHEMATICS  \nEncourage students to be appropriately prepared for their mathematics lessons, with a calculator (fx-83GTCW) and geometric equipment as well as the basics of black and green pens, pencil, eraser and ruler.  \nSupport student with homework by ensuring it is completed or email their maths teacher for support. Encourage students to access Maths Homework Support which will run each lunchtime.  \nWHAT THE STUDENTS SHOULD BE DOING  \nRegular classroom assessments will allow students to measure their progress against target grades. Below are the websites we recommend for students to use to target their key areas:  \nPast papers – [https://www.mathsgenie.co.uk/gcse.html](https://www.mathsgenie.co.uk/gcse.html)[ ](https://www.mathsgenie.co.uk/gcse.html)Corbett maths – [https://corbettmaths.com/](https://corbettmaths.com/)  \nSparx – [www.sparxmaths.com](www.sparxmaths.com)  \nWe recommend using the CGP-Workbooks/Study Guides which are available to purchase from our school shop. Make sure you order the Edexcel book.  \nDo not leave revision until the week or two before the exam!  \nPlease do not hesitate to contact the Curriculum Area Leader of this subject should you wish to discuss the course.","cbCaiuWFEDM6cXHE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuWFEDM6cXHE","pdf",94539,"English","# Course Overview\n## Termly Overview\n## Interleaving and Assessment\n## Calculator Skills\n# GCSE Exam Information\n## Tier Structure and Papers\n## Topics Covered and Success Criteria\n# How to Help Your Child in Mathematics\n## Equipment and Homework Support\n## Recommended Websites and Workbooks\n## Revision Timeline and Contact","[{\"question\":\"How is the mathematics course organized across Years 7 to 11?\",\"answer\":\"Each year group has a termly plan split into two half-terms, each with a common theme. 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