Mathematics
The best way to revise GCSE Mathematics is to DO lots of Mathematics.
Ensure that you complete the weekly compulsory SPARX homework (deadline Wednesdays 6pm). To give your Maths a boost, also complete the XP Boost and Target homework on SPARX.
Complete past papers to get used to the exam style questions (see the past papers page) - check the grade boundaries.
Practise writing down all your 'thinking'. Workings are critical to gaining all the exam marks - the examiner looks for process as well as a correct response.
Use SPARX, GCSEPod and Mathswatch outside of the classroom - it is no coincidence that students who make strong progress in Mathematics frequently do 'the extra mile'.
Keep a record of the papers you have attempted.
Take advantage of daily Supervised Study sessions (Flying Start, Working Lunch and Champions Hour).
Attend Maths Club every Thursday after school in D13.
Watch the answer videos walking you through the paper (see the past papers page).
Sparx personalises your homework, creating a weekly set of questions tailored to your level of understanding. The questions are designed to be achievable whilst offering the stretch that you need to make progress.
Deadline: Wednesdays 6pm
High-quality videos covering every topic, combined with banks of interactive questions that can be used for independent learning.
GCSEPod covers all the essentials you need to know. From geometry to algebra, each topic is clearly explained to help you build your mathematical knowledge.
Particularly useful is the 5-a-Day challenge - it consists of 5 daily tasks and is a great way to revise Mathematics; it encourages you to practise every day. Building this kind of consistency can help you maintain your motivation and build confidence in the subject.