Work through a past paper with support from a Maths teacher.
Every Wednesday in W3.
Yr 11 Past Paper Club
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Sixth Form Study Session Thursday BR05
All yr12 and yr13 students welcome!
Sixth form textbooks
As of September 2018
Yr12
When you arrive in September you will take relevant books out on long term loan from the library. Your teacher will give you more information in your first lesson.
Yr13
Please return the hard copy of your textbook to Mr. McCutcheon in W26. You will still have still have access to your online copy and will get the new textbook in September on long term loan from the library.
Oxford Mathematics Lecture – Atomistically Inspired Origami
The World population is growing at about 80 million per year. As time goes by, there is necessarily less space per person. Perhaps this is why the scientific community seems to be obsessed with folding things. In this lecture Dick James presents a mathematical approach to “rigid folding” inspired by the way atomistic structures form naturally – their features at a molecular level imply desirable features for macroscopic structures as well, especially 4D structures. Origami structures even suggest an unusual way to look at the Periodic Table.
Richard D. James is Distinguished McKnight University Professor at the University of Minnesota.
Please email external-relations@maths.ox.ac.uk to register.
The Oxford Mathematics Public Lectures are generously supported by XTX Markets.
Oxford University Public Events and Lectures
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A new paper 3!
Preicition paper 3
MathsGenie have released a practice paper to help prepare you for the calculator exam, we aren’t printing these; print your own, or even better, work from the screen and save a bit of tree.
Foundation
Higher
The summer is in sight!
Mr. Majithia
A New Paper 2!
Another paper
PiXL have released a practice paper to help prepare you for the calculator exam, you should have received a copy today, if you haven’t please come to the Maths office and collect a copy or print one from here.
Foundation
Question Paper Mark Scheme Solutions
Higher
Question Paper Mark Scheme Solutions
Good luck!
Mr. Majithia
After School Revision Sessions “Making sure of 4; striving for 5”
Sessions are aimed at any students who are making sure they achieve a grade 4 and are striving to achieve a grade 5.
After School Maths GCSE Revision Sessions
| Date | Room | Topic |
| Fri 20th April | BR26 |
Solving equations Forming and solving equations |
| Tue 24th April | BR28 | Expanding and factorising brackets (including double brackets) |
| Wed 25th April | W06 | Area in a context (inc. area and circumference of a circle) |
| Thu 26th April | W26 | Volume and surface area of a prism, inc. in a context |
| Tue 1st May | W03 |
Frequency polygons Pie charts |
| Thu 3rd May | W27 | Ratio problems |
| Tue 8th May | W03 | Algebraic simplification and index laws |
| Thu 10th May | BR27 |
Cumulative frequency diagrams Box plots |
| Thu 17th May | W27 | Proportion, including exchange rates and similar shapes |
| Fri 18th May | BR26 | Angles: problems involving interior and exterior angles of regular polygons and parallel lines |
| Tue 22nd May | BR07 | Four operations of fractions |
Why x is the unknown.
Triumph over adversity!
Professor Stephen Hawking asks some big questions about our universe — How did the universe begin? How did life begin? Are we alone? — and discusses how we might go about answering them.