A complete, self-contained course for Unit 1: teaching slides, native-speaker video lessons, summaries, 199 self-marking practice questions with full worked solutions, maths-vocabulary practice, and a printable end-of-unit test.
| 1 | Watch or read the theory. Every section opens with a slide deck. Use the ← and → arrow keys to move through it. |
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| 2 | Check the key words. Cambridge exam questions use precise language — learn it early, then test yourself on the vocabulary page. |
| 3 | Work through the practice in order. Each section has four sets that get harder: A Fluency → B Reasoning → C Challenge → D Word problems. |
| 4 | Mark as you go. Press Enter in any answer box, or use Check this set. Show worked answers reveals the full method, not just the answer. |
| 5 | Print what you need. Every section has a worksheet PDF and a separate worked-answers PDF on the downloads page. |
| 6 | Finish with the test. 21 questions, 41 marks, no calculator. |
Use the language of probability and place events on the 0-to-1 scale, in words, fractions, decimals and percentages.
Calculate the probability of an event with equally likely outcomes, and use the fact that an event and its complement total 1.
Find experimental probabilities from trials, calculate expected numbers, and compare experimental results with theory.
3 standalone full-screen decks for the projector, with step-by-step reveal, embedded video, interactive tools, quick checks and speaker notes.
Unscramble, gap-fill, choose-the-reason and definition matching — plus a full glossary of every term in Unit 1.
Hand-picked lessons from Corbettmaths, Math Antics, Math with Mr. J, Khan Academy and Mathsaurus. Every link verified.
Written in the Cambridge end-of-unit style, with marks shown for each question and a full mark scheme.
Every rule, key word and worked example from all six sections on a single page. Print it and stick it on the wall.
19 PDFs: slide handouts, worksheets, worked answers, the glossary, the revision sheet, the test and its mark scheme.