A little info about this class...
https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/International%20GCSE/Mathematics%20A/2016/Specification%20and%20sample%20assessments/international-gcse-in-mathematics-spec-a.pdf
Everyone can succeed at maths. People can sometimes feel that they don’t understand or are frustrated because they have not understood a basic building block or have moved onto a new topic too quickly. At LLP, we take the time to explore maths in a fun and engaging manner. Each lesson consists of multiple examples, interactive tasks, and problem-solving activities.
The foundation IGCSE mathematics course provides an interesting alternative for home-educated students. Unlike the GCSE, there are 2 calculator papers and students are provided with a formula sheet. Furthermore, students can take the exam in November or May/June.
Whilst the content is very similar to the GCSE specification, there are a few differences in the courses. Our experienced maths teachers will help you to achieve your potential.
Unlike all our other courses, the price for IGCSE is £5.00 +VAT a week per student to reflect the amount of work the teacher will need to do to successfully guide you through your IGCSE. You will be expected to do 1 – 2 hours of independent work each week.
The full content for GCSE Maths Foundation Paper (EdExcel) is covered in 12 months. Please be aware that all our GCSE and IGCSE courses offer a rolling curriculum and cater for children with a wide range of abilities, previous knowledge/study and willingness to work independently. Although we cover the curriculum in the period stated, it is the parent’s responsibility to ensure that your child has covered and understood the entire syllabus, kept appropriate notes and has carried out exam practice before they sit their exam. Our teacher will give short exam practice throughout the course and teach the children how to answer the questions, but it is a good idea for your child to sit practice exam papers in the run-up to their actual exam. Our teachers are always happy to help and advise but please make sure you know what your child has studied and areas that need more work before they are ready to sit the exam. Generally speaking, our recommendation is to start around April /May for May/June exams a year later. To find out more please read Taking GCSEs/IGCSEs with LLP.
Resources for GCSE Foundation Maths
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Essential: Pencil, ruler, protractor, calculator (please see note below)
Recommended: highlighter or colouring pens/pencils, a printed timetable grid up to 100 (search for this in your browser images and find a preferred option)
Bonus/extra things your child might want (if a child wants to delve deeper into a subject but not essential items)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Edexcel-Maths-IGCSE-Derek-Huby/dp/0199152624
Calculator – any calculator can be used for this course, however, if it is necessary to purchase one then the CASIO fx-83GT CW (paid link).
Please note, the Casio fx-83gt CW is a recent upgraded version to the Casio fx-83GT X, so if you have this calculator already it will still be suitable for this class.