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AQA GCSE Mathematics

Unit Code: 8300

How To Revise For GCSE Mathematics

This section provides revision resources for the new 9-1 GCSE mathematics specification for the AQA exam board. This specification is being taught from September 2015 with the first exams in June 2017.

The specification unit code is 8300.

Schools can get all our resources for free; simply email us at help@learndojo.org for more information.

When are the GCSE Maths exams?

  • The exam itself consists of three exam papers.
  • Due to the Coronavirus, the 2020 exams have been cancelled.
  • Paper 1: Non-Calculator 8300/1H – Higher – (May/June 2021)
  • Paper 2: Calculator 8300/2H – Higher – (May/June 2021)
  • Paper 3: Calculator 8300/3H – Higher – (May/June 2021)

What topics will I be learning?

There are a total of 6 topics (chapters) within your GCSE mathematics course that you will need to learn.

The topics you will be learning include:

  1. Number
  2. Algebra
  3. Graphs
  4. Ratio, proportion and rates of change
  5. Geometry and measures
  6. Pythagoras
  7. Trigonometry 
  8. Probability
  9. Statistics
Number
  • Definition of numbers
  • Rational or irrational numbers
  • Multiples
  • Factors
  • Reciprocal
  • BODMAS
  • Prime Numbers
  • Prime Factors
  • Squared and Cubed numbers
  • Lowest Common Multiple
  • Highest Common Factor
  • Imperial and Metric Units
  • Indices
  • Laws of Indices
  • Fractions
  • Equivalent/cancelling down fractions
  • Mixed numbers
  • Multiplying fractions
  • Dividing fractions
  • Common denominators
  • Adding and subtracting fractions
  • Finding the fraction of something
  • Percentages, decimals and fractions
  • Converting decimals to fractions
  • Recurring/terminating numbers
  • Recurring fractions to decimals
  • Recurring decimals to fractions
  • Rounding numbers
  • Estimating
Algebra
  • Algebra – coming soon!
Graphs
  • Graph – coming soon!
Ratio, proportion and rates of change
  • Ratio, proportion and rates of change – coming soon!
Geometry and measures
  • Formulation of testable hypotheses – coming soon!
  • Geometry and measures subtopics go here – coming soon!
Pythagoras
  • Pythagoras subtopics go here – coming soon!
Trigonometry
  • Trigonometry subtopics go here – coming soon!
Probability
  • Probability subtopics go here – coming soon!
Statistics
  • Statistics subtopics go here – coming soon!
Past Exam Papers & Mark Schemes
  • AQA GCSE Mathematics Paper 1 Exam Paper 8300/1H 2019
  • AQA GCSE Mathematics Paper 2 Exam Paper 8300/2H 2019
  • AQA GCSE Mathematics Paper 3 Exam Paper 8300/3H 2019

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