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My Free Live Lessons
https://www.educationbrothers.co.uk/submit
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My free worksheets
https://www.educationbrothers.co.uk/freeworksheets
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Facebook for home education
https://www.facebook.com/groups/994693681332418
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My Brothers Coding Site (some free courses) www.acecode.org
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Home ed Advice
https://educationalfreedom.org.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/hefa2021/?ref=share
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Tutors and Exams
https://www.tutorsandexams.uk/
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Information Regarding Exam Boards: https://he-exams.fandom.com/wiki/
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Educational toys
www.stemeducationtoys.co.uk and www.lighthousetoys.co.uk
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Blog created by a home education parent www.homeedlife.co.uk
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Sciences KS3 and GCSE
Have questions split by topics, however, some questions are not exam-style questions and are considerably easier than those found in exams. They do have questions also split by levels
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Has questions split by topics, closely identical to real exam questions. However, some questions are not exam-style questions and are considerably easier than those found in exams.
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BBC Bitesize
To learn theory for sciences, there is no better resource i found than bitesize, it goes in-depth on topics. But resources are online, and can be destructive.
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CGP
Great workbooks and revision guides. However, the revision guides are not in-depth, and they are good for quick revision.
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FreeScienceLessons - Youtube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqbOeHaAUXw9Il7sBVG3_bw
Great short videos on topics, good for a quick stop to refresh your memory, however not very in-depth
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STEM (Science)
Has many free teaching resources, some of which i use for my own teaching notes. Some of the notes are too in-depth, not need to be known in such detail, and confusing for students.
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11+ and KS2 Maths
https://www.primarymathschallenge.org.uk/downloads
Few free papers with answers. Not many, but free never the less!
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Has real exam papers, with solutions (few free samples). To unlock 95% of the resources, you need to pay a fee.
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https://www.mathsgenie.co.uk/primary.html
Has free KS2 Math exam-style questions split by topics
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https://www.toplevels.co.uk/11-mathematics-past-exam-papers/
Has free real papers, most come with worked solutions
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Books
CGP and Bond books are very good and good stepping stone to real exam-style questions. Real exam questions are considerably more difficult
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https://corbettmathsprimary.com/content/
Does primary school content, worksheets with answers, free!
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KS3 and GCSE Maths
CGP
Great workbooks, and exam-style question workbooks. GCSE exam-style question workbooks and workbooks sometimes do questions that are pretty far from what is expected in the real exams. I would suggest using the workbooks and exam-style workbooks, but ensure your revision has plenty of real exam-style questions split by topics.
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https://www.mathsgenie.co.uk/gcse.html
Questions split by topics, with worked solutions. Sometimes questions are too easy compared to real exam-style questions. As I believe these questions were created based on the old GCSE syllabus, which is considerably easier than the new syllabus, however, it is a great resource
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Similar to MathsGenie, it has additional questions, with worked solutions, for free.
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https://corbettmaths.com/content/
Similar to MathsGenie, it has additional questions, with worked solutions, for free.
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Real exam-style questions are split by topics and exam boards. You need to pay for the questions and worked solutions.
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Worksheet generator, a lot of variety, comes with answers, some with worked solutions. This is a paid resource, around £35 a year. Not all worksheets have worked solutions, nor do they have explanations.
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https://mathsbot.com/oldBot/worksheetMenu
Free worksheet generator, not much variety, but good for a free resource.
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Past papers for KS2, KS3, and GCSE. Perfect for seeing where your child is at