RICHARD PARSONS

Meant for AS-level Maths for all specifications, this guide offers CGP explanations for students and teachers.

This "KS3 Maths Revision Guide" for levels 3-6 is packed with easy-to-remember rules and methods to help students revise the basic Maths skills and knowledge they need for the KS3 SATS. Targeted towards levels 3-6, the book is carefully written to be attractive, entertaining and easy to use - all in our friendly, chatty style loved by kids, parents and teachers across the UK. It is an excellent value for money too!

This "KS3 Maths SATS Practice Papers Pack" contains 3 full sets of practice papers, including 3 calculator allowed papers, 3 calculator not-allowed papers, and 3 mental arithmetic tests. There''s also a full answer book, with handy hints and a mark scheme to turn test marks into a projected grade. This pack covers ability levels 3-6. It is also an excellent value for money.

This "KS3 Maths Revision Guide" covers the KS3 curriculum for students at levels 5-8, giving excellent preparation notes for the SATS at age 14. It''s written in CGP''s clear, concise style with full explanations of all the main topic areas and technical terms. Easy to read and revise from, it''s packed with useful diagrams as well as revision summary questions to test what children have learnt from each section. Great value for money, it''s a perfect reference or revision book.

This bestselling "Complete Revision & Practice" book for GCSE Maths includes: topics broken down into manageable mini-sections; easy recall questions to test your progress; exam-style questions on each mini-topic; full practice exam compiled from real exam questions; detailed worked answers with hints and easy-to-follow mark scheme and a dash of CGP fun to keep you focused. Its an excellent all-in-one resource that''s popular and good value for money too

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