Aiming for Grade 4

The single best resource for revising/learning maths is practice questions. These are best found in past papers, or in question-by-topic banks. Your strategy should be to start early and start consistently doing full past papers.
At first, it will be difficult. You shouldn’t expect yourself to get anywhere near full marks. The key is when you mark the paper: find your mistakes, consolidate what you didn’t understand, and do practice questions until you get them correct.
It’s a simple system, but often the simplest things are difficult to master. To help you, I have created a “progress tracker” which you can do after each paper to help track what you need to work on.
Good luck!
- Herbie

Physics & Maths Tutor
Free revision resources, past papers and topic questions for Maths, Further Maths and Physics.
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Bicen Maths
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Corbettmaths
A comprehensive collection of maths videos, practice questions and worksheets covering GCSE and A-level topics.
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Physics and Maths Tutor links:

Past Papers:

Physics and Maths Tutor link:

*Note: Foundation resources include up to grade 5

Corbettmaths link:

*Note: I would search whatever topic you would like into google followed by “Corbettmaths”, which will make finding the questions much more easy.

Bicen Maths link:

*Note: You could also use Corbettmaths, but I’d recommend Bicen because of his exam style focus.

Complete past paper
Mark past paper using mark scheme or model answers
Note what topics your incorrect questions were on the progress tracker
Watch a video on that topic and practice using questions by topic until you get them correct.
Repeat.