Download the 2024 formulae sheets from the links above or from Teach Cambridge.

To help you prepare students, our ‘Formulae sheet top tips’ guides are available for both GCSE (9-1) Maths and Level 3 FSMQ: Additional Maths.

There are also formulae tests for GCSE (9-1) Maths and Level 3 FSMQ: Additional Maths available from Teach Cambridge. For GCSE (9-1) Maths, in the menu go to ‘Assessment’, then ‘Exams’, then ‘Practice materials’ and scroll to the bottom. For Level 3 FSMQ: Additional Maths, in the menu go to ‘Teaching’, then ‘Progress checking’, then ‘Section check in tests’.

For more information on 2024 formulae sheets, please see our recent subject update.

The 2024 exam timetables and key dates are available from our website.

• Mon 24 June - Enhancing your teaching: Supporting progression from GCSE to A Level Maths B (MEI) 
• Tue 25 June - Choosing OCR GCSE (9-1) Maths 
• Wed 26 June - Enhancing your teaching: Supporting progression from GCSE to A Level Maths A 
• Tue 2 July - Core Maths – Ask the Subject Advisor Q&A 
• Tue 2 July - A Level Maths A – Ask the Subject Advisor Q&A 
• Wed 3 July - A Level Maths B (MEI) – Ask the Subject Advisor Q&A 
• Mon 8 July - Starting to teach A Level Maths A 
• Wed 10 July - Starting to teach A Level Further Maths B (MEI) 
• Thu 11 July - Starting to teach A Level Maths B (MEI)

Courses for the 2024-2025 academic year will be appearing on the page soon, so check back later for more. 

Materials from past sessions are available for you to download from Teach Cambridge. Select your qualification, then in the left-hand menu go to ‘Training’, then ‘Past training events’.

On Teach Cambridge you can access all our Core Maths A and Core Maths B resources and support. This includes the latest exam papers, mark schemes, examiners’ reports and practice papers, plus teaching resources such as schemes of work and candidate exemplars. Professional development is also available, such as our ‘Core Maths – Ask the Subject Advisor Q&A’ session on Tuesday 2 July (please see the article above). 

In addition to us, the Advanced Maths Support Programme (AMSP) can also support your centre in curriculum planning, teaching resources, subject knowledge sessions and professional development. Their website gives a good overview of what they can offer. 

In Maths across the curriculum: revision tips for students, Steven takes a look at ideas to support students with the maths content included in exams for different subjects. 

Amy’s blog focuses on Maths anxiety: practical tips for supporting students. This blog aims to help teachers across the curriculum to identify signs of maths anxiety, along with some different ways to help students overcome it. 

If you have further ideas for ways to support students, please do share them. You can add a comment at the end of any of our blogs. 

We’ve also published the final few updated section check in tests for Level 3 FSMQ: Additional Maths. These updated tests now meet our latest accessibility guidelines and also each include an extra 5 brand new questions. Download them now from Teach Cambridge (in the menu go to ‘Teaching’, then ‘Progress checking’).

Following your requests, we have also created some brand new comprehension activities for A Level Maths B (MEI). There are 4 new activities, each with exam-style questions and mark schemes. Most importantly, they only rely on Stage 1 content, so are suitable to use with Year 12 students. Please visit Teach Cambridge to download them (in the menu, go to ‘Teaching’ and then ‘Teaching delivery’ to find the activities).

Casio Education has also published a series of new A1 posters on several of their popular calculator models, available free from their website. They’re also running free student revision webinars too for GCSE & A Level.