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Advanced Mathematics Extension for Able Year 11 Students

Additional Mathematics is a Level 3 qualification extending GCSE Mathematics, covering Pure Maths strands with real-world applications. Students study Algebra, Co-ordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus in preparation for exams. Delivery models include whole group and selected students. Resources include textbooks, online platforms, and past papers. Professional development courses are available for teachers. Useful URLs for further information and resources are provided.

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Advanced Mathematics Extension for Able Year 11 Students

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  1. FSMQ Additional Mathematics

  2. What is Additional Maths? • Extension to GCSE mathematics • Aimed at able year 11 students • Level 3 qualification

  3. The content of Additional Maths 4 strands of Pure Maths each followed by an application • Algebra – The binomial distribution • Co-ordinate geometry – Linear programming • Trigonometry – 3D Trigonometry • Calculus – Kinematics

  4. Models of delivery • Complete GCSE Maths in year 10 or by January of year 11, then study Add Maths • Study alongside GCSE Maths in year 11 • Whole group • Selected students from a group It is preferable if the decision to enter the students for the exam is delayed for as long as possible

  5. Resources • Textbook • Online resources – www.addmaths.mei.org.uk • Past papers – www.mei.org.uk

  6. Professional Development • 2-day CPD courses • Day 1: introduction to the big ideas in Add Maths • In-between: consolidation based on web-resources and textbook • Day 2: teaching approaches, student misconceptions and extension work see http://www.mei.org.uk/cpd/alevel.shtml

  7. Useful URLs • The Further Mathematics Network: www.fmnetwork.org.uk • Online resources:www.addmaths.mei.org.uk • Past papers and CPD information www.mei.org.uk • Specificationwww.ocr.org.uk

  8. UCAS tariff points

  9. Performance table points

  10. Additional Mathematics Statistics

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