Maths is the greatest subject ever...
... and here are some amazing websites to get you going:
Hit the Button. A great place to practise you mental maths skills, including times tables. Why now challenge a friend or family member.
Nrich. This website has been developed by the University of Cambridge and has activities that will enrich students, whether at primary or secondary school. The student page has clear instructions on how to access the various activities. Go explore...
BBC Bitesize Revision. Includes interactive videos/games that actually reinforce skills and understanding as well as multiple choice quizes.
Maths Dictionary for kids. More than just a dictionary. It has many interactive learning features. Just try it!
Past SATs papers. These include marking schemes.
National Numeracy Challenge. Parents often ask for resources that support them with their maths so they in turn can help their children. The National Numeracy Challenge is a really good starting place for such support and its free.
New Grade Boundaries for GCSEs. Historically, schools have regarded a grade C as a respectable pass. The new grade 4 seems to hover at the low end of the old C grade boundary, whilst a grade 5 is a C/B equivalent. Universities and colleges have been asked to regard the 4 as a C, but you will find employers, particularly now we are in a more international market, will be looking for passes with grade 5 and above.