These resources are practical things you can print, copy or fill in: checklists, templates and worksheets. They are original work by our teachers. We do not reproduce past papers, mark schemes or textbook pages.
What kinds of resources are here?
- Planners for turning a syllabus into a weekly revision timetable
- Logs for recording mistakes, the cause of each one and the retest date
- Checklists for exam-week preparation and for getting ready for an online lesson
- Worksheets that ask you to rank subjects and topics by what needs work first
- Question sets written for a specific skill, with worked answers
Each page includes instructions and a filled example, so you can see what a finished version looks like before you start your own.
How do you use them well?
Choose one resource for one purpose. A mistake log used for a month teaches more than five templates opened and abandoned.
Keep your own records. Everything you write belongs to you, and the interactive versions of these resources keep your entries on your own device rather than on our servers.
How do resources relate to lessons and tools?
Resources organise your effort.
The lessons and practice pages teach the content, and the interactive tools calculate or explore. If a resource shows the same weak topic three times, go to the lesson for that topic. The spaced practice scheduler turns the same list into a review calendar, and the mixed-practice builder makes a fresh set from it.
Are these resources official?
No. They are our own teaching material and are not Cambridge publications. Always confirm syllabus content on the Cambridge website.