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Free A-level Maths Revision Guide
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Use this A-level Maths revision guide to find topics, free lessons and practice in learning order. Read explanations on the website, then continue the worksheet progression in MathLab.
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A-level Mathematics
The complete Pure, Statistics, and Mechanics pathway for a standard A-level.
- 54
- stages
- 154
- lessons
- 1,056
- worksheets
- 4,150
- questions
Number and algebra
Numerical fluency, manipulation, equations, functions, and polynomials.
29 lessons · 403 worksheets · 2009 questions
- 2IndicesLaws of indices, exact powers, fractional indices, and exponential manipulation.
- 3Algebraic fluencyExact arithmetic, manipulation, equations, rearranging, and algebraic fractions.
- 4SurdsExact roots, simplification, rationalisation, and equations involving surds.
- 5Quadratics and completing the squareFactorise, solve, complete the square, and interpret quadratic functions.
- 6Completing the squareRewrite quadratics, find turning points, and solve in exact form.
- 7Equations and inequalitiesLinear and quadratic inequalities and simultaneous systems.
- 8Functions and graphsDomains, ranges, composites, inverses, common graphs, and transformations.
- 9Algebra in modellingProportion, units, accuracy, and functions used to describe real situations.
- 11Polynomials and the factor theoremDivision, identities, remainders, factors, and polynomial equations.
- 12Partial fractionsDecompose rational expressions in preparation for harder algebra and calculus.
Proof and reasoning
Mathematical argument, proof methods, and rigorous deduction.
5 lessons · 11 worksheets · 33 questions
Coordinate geometry
Lines, circles, and parametric descriptions of curves.
9 lessons · 157 worksheets · 401 questions
Sequences and series
Recurrence, arithmetic and geometric series, sigma notation, and binomial expansion.
9 lessons · 222 worksheets · 558 questions
- 17Sequences and recurrenceRecognise sequences, form nth terms, and work with recurrence relations.
- 18Arithmetic sequences and seriesCommon differences, nth terms, and finite arithmetic sums.
- 19Geometric sequences and seriesCommon ratios and finite, infinite, and convergent geometric sums.
- 20Sigma notation and series modellingExpress sums compactly and model situations with sequences and series.
- 21Binomial expansionExpand positive integer powers and use coefficients accurately.
- 22Rational binomial expansionExpand rational powers, state validity, and make approximations.
Trigonometry
Trigonometric geometry, graphs, identities, equations, and advanced techniques.
14 lessons · 70 worksheets · 338 questions
- 23Trigonometry foundationsTriangles, exact values, radians, arcs, and sectors.
- 24Trigonometric graphs and inverse functionsSine, cosine, tangent, reciprocal functions, and inverse functions.
- 25Trigonometric identities and equationsSimplify identities and solve trigonometric equations over stated intervals.
- 26Advanced trigonometryCompound angles, small angles, harmonic form, proof, and modelling.
Exponentials and logarithms
Exponential functions, logarithms, equations, and models.
6 lessons · 32 worksheets · 181 questions
- 27Exponentials and logarithmsExponential functions, logarithms, and the logarithm laws.
- 28Exponential and logarithmic equationsRearrange and solve equations involving powers, logarithms, e, and ln.
- 29Exponential modelling and linearisationGrowth, decay, and transforming data to reveal exponential or power laws.
Calculus and numerical methods
Differentiation, integration, differential equations, and numerical approximation.
25 lessons · 54 worksheets · 309 questions
- 30Differentiation foundationsGradients, first principles, and derivatives of standard functions.
- 31Differentiation rules and tangentsProduct, quotient, and chain rules together with tangents and normals.
- 32Stationary points and curve analysisIncreasing and decreasing functions, stationary points, concavity, and sketches.
- 33Advanced differentiationParametric, implicit, and connected rates of change.
- 34Integration foundationsReverse differentiation, constants, definite integrals, and areas.
- 35Integration techniquesSubstitution, parts, and partial fractions.
- 36Integration as a limitConnect definite integration with limiting sums.
- 37Numerical root findingChange of sign, fixed-point iteration, Newton-Raphson, and convergence.
- 38Numerical integrationApproximate definite integrals with the trapezium rule.
- 39Differential equations and modelsForm, solve, and interpret separable differential equation models.
Vectors
Vector foundations and geometric modelling.
7 lessons · 0 worksheets · 0 questions
Statistics
Data, probability, distributions, inference, and correlation.
21 lessons · 71 worksheets · 213 questions
- 42Data, sampling, and summary statisticsSamples, presentation, averages, spread, histograms, and data cleaning.
- 43ProbabilityProbability rules, diagrams, conditional probability, and model assumptions.
- 44Random variables and the binomial distributionDiscrete random variables, binomial models, and choosing distributions.
- 45The normal distributionStandardisation, probabilities, inverse problems, and normal approximations.
- 46Hypothesis testingHypotheses, significance, critical regions, and contextual conclusions.
- 47Correlation and regressionRegression, interpretation, and hypothesis tests for correlation.
Mechanics
Modelling motion, forces, moments, projectiles, and connected systems.
16 lessons · 36 worksheets · 108 questions
- 48Mechanics foundationsQuantities, units, modelling assumptions, and free-body diagrams.
- 49KinematicsMotion language, constant acceleration, graphs, and vector motion.
- 50Forces and equilibriumNewton's laws, resolving forces, and equilibrium.
- 51Projectiles and calculus in kinematicsProjectile motion and variable acceleration described with calculus.
- 52Moments and frictionRigid-body equilibrium, moments, friction, and limiting equilibrium.
- 53Connected particles and dynamicsStrings, pulleys, coupled systems, and dynamics in a plane.
Synthesis and exam readiness
Mixed practice that joins skills together at the end of each campaign.
6 lessons · 0 worksheets · 0 questions
Pure mathematics
Algebra, geometry, sequences, trigonometry, calculus, proof, and vectors.
- 40
- stages
- 104
- lessons
- 949
- worksheets
- 3,829
- questions
Number and algebra
Numerical fluency, manipulation, equations, functions, and polynomials.
29 lessons · 403 worksheets · 2009 questions
- 1IndicesLaws of indices, exact powers, fractional indices, and exponential manipulation.
- 2Algebraic fluencyExact arithmetic, manipulation, equations, rearranging, and algebraic fractions.
- 3SurdsExact roots, simplification, rationalisation, and equations involving surds.
- 4Quadratics and completing the squareFactorise, solve, complete the square, and interpret quadratic functions.
- 5Completing the squareRewrite quadratics, find turning points, and solve in exact form.
- 6Equations and inequalitiesLinear and quadratic inequalities and simultaneous systems.
- 7Functions and graphsDomains, ranges, composites, inverses, common graphs, and transformations.
- 8Algebra in modellingProportion, units, accuracy, and functions used to describe real situations.
- 10Polynomials and the factor theoremDivision, identities, remainders, factors, and polynomial equations.
- 11Partial fractionsDecompose rational expressions in preparation for harder algebra and calculus.
Proof and reasoning
Mathematical argument, proof methods, and rigorous deduction.
5 lessons · 11 worksheets · 33 questions
Coordinate geometry
Lines, circles, and parametric descriptions of curves.
9 lessons · 157 worksheets · 401 questions
Sequences and series
Recurrence, arithmetic and geometric series, sigma notation, and binomial expansion.
9 lessons · 222 worksheets · 558 questions
- 15Sequences and recurrenceRecognise sequences, form nth terms, and work with recurrence relations.
- 16Arithmetic sequences and seriesCommon differences, nth terms, and finite arithmetic sums.
- 17Geometric sequences and seriesCommon ratios and finite, infinite, and convergent geometric sums.
- 18Sigma notation and series modellingExpress sums compactly and model situations with sequences and series.
- 19Binomial expansionExpand positive integer powers and use coefficients accurately.
- 20Rational binomial expansionExpand rational powers, state validity, and make approximations.
Trigonometry
Trigonometric geometry, graphs, identities, equations, and advanced techniques.
14 lessons · 70 worksheets · 338 questions
- 21Trigonometry foundationsTriangles, exact values, radians, arcs, and sectors.
- 22Trigonometric graphs and inverse functionsSine, cosine, tangent, reciprocal functions, and inverse functions.
- 23Trigonometric identities and equationsSimplify identities and solve trigonometric equations over stated intervals.
- 24Advanced trigonometryCompound angles, small angles, harmonic form, proof, and modelling.
Exponentials and logarithms
Exponential functions, logarithms, equations, and models.
6 lessons · 32 worksheets · 181 questions
- 25Exponentials and logarithmsExponential functions, logarithms, and the logarithm laws.
- 26Exponential and logarithmic equationsRearrange and solve equations involving powers, logarithms, e, and ln.
- 27Exponential modelling and linearisationGrowth, decay, and transforming data to reveal exponential or power laws.
Calculus and numerical methods
Differentiation, integration, differential equations, and numerical approximation.
25 lessons · 54 worksheets · 309 questions
- 28Differentiation foundationsGradients, first principles, and derivatives of standard functions.
- 29Differentiation rules and tangentsProduct, quotient, and chain rules together with tangents and normals.
- 30Stationary points and curve analysisIncreasing and decreasing functions, stationary points, concavity, and sketches.
- 31Advanced differentiationParametric, implicit, and connected rates of change.
- 32Integration foundationsReverse differentiation, constants, definite integrals, and areas.
- 33Integration techniquesSubstitution, parts, and partial fractions.
- 34Integration as a limitConnect definite integration with limiting sums.
- 35Numerical root findingChange of sign, fixed-point iteration, Newton-Raphson, and convergence.
- 36Numerical integrationApproximate definite integrals with the trapezium rule.
- 37Differential equations and modelsForm, solve, and interpret separable differential equation models.
Vectors
Vector foundations and geometric modelling.
7 lessons · 0 worksheets · 0 questions
Synthesis and exam readiness
Mixed practice that joins skills together at the end of each campaign.
0 lessons · 0 worksheets · 0 questions
Applied mathematics
Statistics and mechanics after the mathematical foundations they require.
- 12
- stages
- 37
- lessons
- 107
- worksheets
- 321
- questions
Applied Maths connects mathematics to data and physical models. Statistics covers sampling, probability and inference; Mechanics covers motion and forces. Start with data and sampling or Mechanics foundations, then use the ordered stages below. Both strands are part of A-level Mathematics in England.
Statistics
Data, probability, distributions, inference, and correlation.
21 lessons · 71 worksheets · 213 questions
- 1Data, sampling, and summary statisticsSamples, presentation, averages, spread, histograms, and data cleaning.
- 2ProbabilityProbability rules, diagrams, conditional probability, and model assumptions.
- 3Random variables and the binomial distributionDiscrete random variables, binomial models, and choosing distributions.
- 4The normal distributionStandardisation, probabilities, inverse problems, and normal approximations.
- 5Hypothesis testingHypotheses, significance, critical regions, and contextual conclusions.
- 6Correlation and regressionRegression, interpretation, and hypothesis tests for correlation.
Mechanics
Modelling motion, forces, moments, projectiles, and connected systems.
16 lessons · 36 worksheets · 108 questions
- 7Mechanics foundationsQuantities, units, modelling assumptions, and free-body diagrams.
- 8KinematicsMotion language, constant acceleration, graphs, and vector motion.
- 9Forces and equilibriumNewton's laws, resolving forces, and equilibrium.
- 10Projectiles and calculus in kinematicsProjectile motion and variable acceleration described with calculus.
- 11Moments and frictionRigid-body equilibrium, moments, friction, and limiting equilibrium.
- 12Connected particles and dynamicsStrings, pulleys, coupled systems, and dynamics in a plane.
Further Mathematics
Further Pure and advanced applied content after the relevant A-level prerequisites.
- 15
- stages
- 0
- lessons
- 474
- worksheets
- 499
- questions
Further Pure Mathematics
Advanced proof, series, complex numbers, matrices, algebra, geometry, and calculus.
0 lessons · 221 worksheets · 240 questions
- 1Proof by inductionProve identities, divisibility, recurrence results, and matrix formulae by induction.
- 2Taylor and Maclaurin seriesConstruct and apply series expansions beyond the rational binomial theorem.
- 3Further algebra and trigonometryAdvanced equations, polynomial relationships, recurrences, and trigonometric methods.
- 4Complex numbersAlgebra, Argand diagrams, modulus-argument form, roots, loci, and transformations.
- 5Matrix algebraProducts, inverses, determinants, eigenvalues, and diagonalisation.
- 6Matrix transformationsLinear transformations, invariant geometry, and compositions.
- 7Number theoryDivisibility, Euclidean algorithms, congruences, and modular inverses.
- 8Group theoryGroup axioms, Cayley tables, cyclic groups, orders, and isomorphisms.
- 9Conics and polar coordinatesParabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, polar curves, tangents, and areas.
- 10Hyperbolic functionsDefinitions, identities, equations, derivatives, integrals, and inverse functions.
- 11Further calculusReduction formulae, advanced limits, Leibniz results, and harder differential equations.
Further Applied Mathematics
Further statistics, three-dimensional vectors, and further mechanics.
0 lessons · 253 worksheets · 259 questions
- 12Further statisticsChi-squared tests, central limits, estimators, rank methods, and transformations.
- 13Lines and planes in three dimensionsIntersections, distances, reflections, volumes, and geometric modelling in 3D.
- 14Further mechanicsMomentum, impulse, collisions, centres of mass, elastic systems, and resistance.
Synthesis and exam readiness
Mixed practice that joins skills together at the end of each campaign.
0 lessons · 0 worksheets · 0 questions
How to use the Revision Guide
Direction, without restriction.
- 1Choose your route
Start with the complete A-level or focus on Pure, Applied, or Further Maths.
- 2Open a stage
Read its free lessons, try available sample questions, and continue the ordered practice in MathLab.
- 3Move when you are ready
Follow the suggested sequence or jump to whatever your class is covering.