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Mathematics and Numeracy
GCSEWJECFoundation

WJEC GCSE Mathematics and Numeracy (Double Award) (Foundation)

Mathematics and Numeracy

What is included

Notes

Structured, spec-aligned notes for every topic

Flashcards

Active recall — topic by topic, spaced repetition

Rapids

Fast-fire knowledge checks to lock in key facts

Exam-style questions

AI-marked practice with instant examiner feedback

What this course covers

  • Topic 1 — Number

    • 1.1 – Number and rounding
    • 1.2 – Number properties including prime factor decomposition
    • 1.3 – Positive integral indices and the rules of indices
    • 1.4 – Fractions, decimals, percentages and ratio
    • 1.5 – Proficiency in calculations
    • 1.6 – Rounding to a reasonable degree of accuracy, approximate measurement and premature rounding
    • 1.7 – Extraction, interpretation and presentation of information
    • 1.8 – Personal/household finance and enterprise
    • 1.9 – Recurring decimals and exact fractions
  • Topic 2 — Algebra

    • 2.1 – Algebraic conventions and manipulation of expressions and formulae
    • 2.2 – Equations and inequalities – algebraic method
    • 2.3 – Sequences
    • 2.4 – Coordinates, linear and non-linear graphs
    • 2.5 – Conversion graphs, travel graphs and other real-life graphs, and misleading graphs in the media
  • Topic 3 — Geometry and measures

    • 3.1 – Geometric terms, vocabulary and properties of shape
    • 3.2 – Use of mathematical equipment for measurement and accurate drawing
    • 3.3 – Maps, scale drawings, bearings and 2-D representation of 3-D shapes
    • 3.4 – Angle facts
    • 3.5 – Units and measure
    • 3.6 – Perimeter, area and volume
    • 3.7 – Pythagoras’ theorem in 2-D
    • 3.8 – Position, symmetry and transformations
    • 3.9 – Congruent and similar shapes, and enlargement
  • Topic 4 — Statistics and probability

    • 4.1 – Data handling cycle – collection methods
    • 4.2 – Data handling cycle – represent, interpret and display results
    • 4.3 – Probability – single event/experiment
    • 4.4 – Probability – more than one event/experiment

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