GCSE Mathematics
Interactive GCSE Maths that you actually see move — not videos or PDFs. Foundation and Higher in one course, built to the shared national standard so it’s right for AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas. Reviewed by a practising GCSE examiner.
About this course
One GCSE Maths course, built the way students actually learn
Most GCSE Maths revision online is static — worksheets, PDFs and videos to watch. This is different. Every concept has a purpose-built interactive the student manipulates, so the maths moves in front of them and finally makes sense.
What this course is
A complete, self-paced GCSE Maths course covering the full grades 1–9 range. It teaches through 115+ hand-built interactives — drag the coefficients of a quadratic and watch the roots change, share a ratio and see the bars redraw, rotate a shape on a live grid. Every lesson is a full loop: a hook, multi-step worked examples you can replay, a live interactive to explore, and instant-feedback quick-checks that explain the misconception, not just “wrong.”
Foundation and Higher are both included — no upgrade wall. Foundation learners get the full Higher content to stretch into. One purchase, one login, everything unlocked, with a scientific calculator built into every page.
It’s built to the shared Ofqual national standard, so it’s the right course whether the school sits AQA, Edexcel, OCR or Eduqas — and you get 24 months’ access, comfortably covering a full two-year GCSE.
Why it works
What genuinely sets this apart
Interactive teaching, not just videos or PDFs
Every concept has a tool the student manipulates — 115+ of them, each hand-built for one specific idea. Drag, rotate, share, and watch the maths respond in real time. That’s the difference between watching an answer and finally getting it.
One course, whatever board the school sits
Built to the shared Ofqual standard, so it’s the right course whether it’s AQA, Edexcel, OCR or Eduqas. Choose according to your preferences and local testing venues.
Foundation and Higher in one — no upsell wall
Buy in and get everything. Foundation learners can stretch into Higher. No “upgrade to unlock.”
Built-in accessibility most competitors don’t touch
One tap on every lesson: dyslexia-friendly font, warm low-glare tones, high-contrast mode and larger text — and the setting follows the student through the whole course. Made for how each learner learns best.
A study planner that plans the work for you
The interactive Study Planner builds a week-by-week schedule three ways — by exam date, by hours per week, or by number of weeks. It turns “I’m overwhelmed” into “here’s exactly what to do this week.”
Every lesson is a complete learning loop
Real-life example → replayable worked examples → a live interactive to explore → instant-feedback quick-checks that explain the misconception. Plus a scientific calculator and streak feedback to keep momentum up.
In the words of students & parents
See it in action
Watch the maths move
Each lesson is a live, explorable tool — here, a pressure explorer that redraws as you change the force and contact area. Multiply that by 115+ across the course.
The full course
18 modules, Foundation through to exam-ready
Tap any module to see the lessons it covers. The full grades 1–9 range — suitable for AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas.
- What Is GCSE Maths?
- The Language of Maths
- Thinking Like a Mathematician
- Reading & Drawing Maths Diagrams
- Calculator Skills & Sensible Checking
- Place Value & Ordering Numbers
- Negative Numbers
- The Four Operations & Written Methods
- Order of Operations
- Factors, Multiples & Prime Factorisation
- HCF & LCM
- Fraction Arithmetic: Part 1
- Fraction Arithmetic: Part 2
- Powers, Roots & Estimating
- Laws of Indices
- Fractional Indices
- Surds & Rationalising Denominators
- Standard Form
- Rounding
- Estimation
- Bounds & Error Intervals
- Significant Figures
- Exact Calculation with Fractions
- Fractions, Decimals & Percentages
- Recurring Decimals to Fractions
- Percentages: Increase, Decrease & Change
- Reverse Percentages
- Compound Interest & Growth/Decay
- Standard Units & Conversions
- Speed
- Density
- Pressure
- Ratio: Notation & Sharing
- Direct & Inverse Proportion
- Algebraic Notation & Vocabulary
- Simplifying & Collecting Like Terms
- Indices in Algebra
- Expanding Single & Double Brackets
- Expanding Triple Brackets
- Factorising (Common Factors)
- Factorising Quadratics
- Difference of Two Squares
- Algebraic Fractions
- Substitution into Expressions & Formulae
- Rearranging Formulae
- Solving Linear Equations
- Equations with Brackets & Fractions
- Unknowns on Both Sides
- Forming & Solving Equations from Context
- Solving Linear Inequalities
- Inequalities on Number Lines & Set Notation
- Solving Quadratics by Factorising
- The Quadratic Formula
- Completing the Square
- Quadratic Equations from Real Contexts
- Iterative Methods
- Coordinates & the Midpoint
- Plotting Straight-Line Graphs
- Gradient & y-Intercept
- Equation of a Line Through Points
- Parallel & Perpendicular Lines
- Quadratic Graphs
- Cubic & Reciprocal Graphs
- Real-Life & Distance–Time Graphs
- Linear Sequences (nth Term)
- Quadratic Sequences
- Special Sequences
- Simultaneous Equations by Elimination
- Simultaneous Equations by Substitution
- Simultaneous Equations Graphically
- Linear & Quadratic Simultaneous Equations
- Function Notation
- Composite Functions
- Inverse Functions
- Angles: Types & Basic Rules
- Angles in Parallel Lines
- Angles in Triangles
- Angles in Quadrilaterals
- Angles in Polygons
- Congruent Triangles
- Similar Shapes
- Constructions
- Loci
- Bearings
- Area of 2D Shapes
- Circles: Circumference & Area
- Volume of Prisms & Cylinders
- Surface Area
- Spheres, Cones & Pyramids
- Pythagoras’ Theorem
- Trigonometry: Finding Sides
- Trigonometry: Finding Angles
- Exact Trig Values
- The Sine Rule
- The Cosine Rule
- Area of a Triangle
- Vectors
- Translations
- Reflections
- Rotations
- Enlargements
- Circle Theorems: Angles
- Cyclic Quadrilaterals & Tangents
- Sampling & Capture–Recapture
- Bar Charts
- Pie Charts
- Pictograms, Tally Charts & Line Graphs
- Misleading Graphs & Spotting Errors
- Stem & Leaf Diagrams
- Frequency Polygons
- Averages & Range (Ungrouped)
- Averages from Frequency Tables
- Averages from Grouped Tables
- Comparing Distributions
- Scatter Graphs & Correlation
- Cumulative Frequency Diagrams
- Quartiles & the Interquartile Range
- Box Plots
- Histograms
- The Probability Scale, Language & Writing Probabilities
- Theoretical Probability & the Complement
- Relative Frequency & Experimental Probability
- Sample Space Diagrams & Combined Outcomes
- Two-Way Tables
- Frequency Trees & Expected Outcomes
- Venn Diagrams (Two-Circle)
- Venn Diagrams with Set Notation
- Mutually Exclusive vs Independent
- Tree Diagrams (Independent Events)
- Tree Diagrams: Dependent Events
- Conditional Probability
- Mathematical Notation for Proof
- “Show That” & Identities
- Algebraic Proof
- Proof by Counterexample
- Geometric Reasoning & Proof
- Reading Exam Questions & Command Words
- Calculator Paper Strategy
- Non-Calculator Techniques
- The Most-Tested Topics
- Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them
- Revision Planning & Active Recall
Who it’s for
Built for everyone taking GCSE Maths
Sitting it for the first time, retaking it, or coming back to it years later — the course meets you where you are. Self-paced, fully online, with Foundation and Higher in one.
School & college students
Working towards GCSE Maths alongside school on any board — AQA, Edexcel, OCR or Eduqas — with interactives that make the tricky topics finally click.
Resitting GCSE Maths
Just missed a grade 4? Target exactly the tier and topics you need and retake with a clear, structured path rather than starting from scratch.
Adults returning to maths
Need GCSE Maths for a job, university or teacher training? Study around work at your own pace — see taking or retaking GCSE Maths as an adult.
Parents & home educators
Supporting a child through GCSE Maths or home-schooling? Use it as your core scheme of work — here’s how to support revision at home.
Is GCSE Maths the same as GCSE Mathematics?
Yes. “GCSE Maths” is simply the everyday name for the qualification that appears on exam specifications and certificates as GCSE Mathematics — the same course, the same exams and the same grades 9–1, just the shorter name most people use. This course covers the full GCSE Mathematics specification across both the Foundation and Higher tiers, and can be studied entirely online.
Built with a maths examiner
Created in collaboration with Phil Hulme
Phil Hulme is a professional UK maths teacher with over 14 years’ experience across state, independent and top international schools. As a GCSE, IGCSE and KS2 examiner — including for Pearson Edexcel — he has first-hand insight into exactly what examiners reward, and that understanding is woven through every lesson. Alongside GCSE he also teaches IGCSE, IB, KS3 and KS2.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you enrol.
Which exam board is this for?
All of them. The course is built to the shared Ofqual national standard for GCSE Maths, so it is the right course whether the school sits AQA, Edexcel, OCR or Eduqas. When exam time comes, the Exam Ready module covers board-style questions and command words.
Is Foundation and Higher both included?
Yes — one purchase unlocks everything, both tiers, all 18 modules. There is no upgrade wall: Foundation learners can stretch into Higher.
How long do I get access?
24 months from enrolment — comfortably covering a full two-year GCSE. Study at your own pace, on any device, whenever suits you.
Is the exam included?
The course itself does not include the official exam, but you can add it for £350 at checkout. We then arrange your place as a private candidate at an approved UK exam centre when you are ready to sit it.
Is it suitable for learners with additional needs?
Every lesson has a one-tap accessibility bar: a dyslexia-friendly font, warm low-glare tones, high-contrast mode and larger text. The setting follows the student through the whole course.
Is GCSE Maths the same as GCSE Mathematics?
Yes. "GCSE Maths" is just the everyday name for the qualification that appears on specifications and certificates as GCSE Mathematics. It is the same course, the same exams and the same grades 9 to 1.
Can adults study GCSE Maths online?
Yes. The course is fully online and self-paced, so it fits around work. It is popular with adults who need GCSE Maths for a job, university or teacher training. You sit the exam as a private candidate at an approved UK exam centre.
Can I use this to resit GCSE Maths?
Yes. Many learners use it to retake GCSE Maths after narrowly missing a grade 4. Foundation and Higher are both included, so you can focus on the tier and topics that get you the grade you need.
What grade do I need to pass GCSE Maths?
Grades run from 9 (highest) to 1. A grade 4 is a standard pass and a grade 5 a strong pass; most employers and courses ask for at least a grade 4. The course covers the full 1 to 9 range.