Reigate Maths

Reigate School Maths Department tweeting about events, resources and news.

[JustMaths @Just_Maths]

If you haven't seen the Pearson/Edexcel chief examiners report from this summers papers … its well worth a read. Some pertinent points made and areas for improvement clearly identified. (emporium access may be required) #mathschat https://t.co/Cw7faAqvdT

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

@hegartymaths @HegartyTeam one of our Y7 students was really happy to see their happy birthday message come up on their homepage today! Thank you #happybirthdaymessage

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

Well done to all our Y11s and Y10s who have completed their GCSE exams and mock exams respectively! Good luck with the rest!

[Corbettmaths @Corbettmaths]

Good luck to everyone sitting their GCSE Maths exams tomorrow. Well done on getting through 2 papers so far and just one more to go. There are lots of resources on https://t.co/5PihVsBng4 to help you with your last evening of revision. Best of luck everyone! 🍀🤞✍️✅🎉

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

Worked Solutions/Answers to Mr Collins’ Paper 3 (Higher only): https://t.co/4VZJhQXxbj #EdexcelMaths #Revision

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

Practice questions for Paper 3 Higher GCSE Maths #EdexcelMaths from Mr Collins https://t.co/LkGJqxJsGx #revision

[Corbettmaths @Corbettmaths]

All the very best to everyone sitting their GCSE Maths exams tomorrow! Remember to show your workings and to attempt every question. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!🤞🍀👍

[Matt James @MrJ_Maths]

@Just_Maths One of my messages to students... ‘If you type it, write it’

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

Answers to the Mr Collins Maths Edexcel Higher GCSE Revision Questions for papers 2 and 3...good luck with the paper 2 tomorrow - come find me in M1 from 8am if you fancy a chat/need some last minute help - M3 for help too!

[Corbettmaths @Corbettmaths]

Revising for GCSE Maths (Edexcel)? These Paper 2/3 resources will definitely help https://t.co/ipDxg4ar73

[JustMaths @Just_Maths]

A little bit every day - JUNE 2018 https://t.co/2NLwlYfpwB

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #10 - I worry you won’t know the difference between rounding and ‘truncating’!

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #9 - I worry, #ifitcomesup, that you’ll forget to plot the frequencies at the midpoints of the groups when plotting a frequency polygon. Then, join each point to the next, but don’t join the first and last points to one another!

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #8 - I worry, #ifitcomesup, that you’ll forget to plot the cumulative frequencies at the end points of each group for a cumulative frequency curve - remember: cumulative frequency is just a running total of the frequencies

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #7 - I worry, #ifitcomesup, that you’ll forget to draw and use a line of best fit on a scatter graph. Make sure you draw a line up/across to the line of best fit when estimating one variable, given the other

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #6 - I worry, #ifitcomesup, that you’ll forget to put a key when drawing a stem and leaf diagram - this is usually worth a mark

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #5b - I worry you won’t use the inverse functions of sin, cos and tan when finding a missing angle of a triangle - can you really have an angle sized 0.5632... #pressshift

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #5 - I worry you won’t check your answer is ‘sensible’ before moving on - check what you’ve typed into your calculator - just in case your fat fingers have failed you! Will a man run at 120mph - probably not, check your calculations!

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #4 - I worry you’ll forget you’re allowed to use your calculator and try doing everything in your head. #itsthereyoumayaswelluseit

[Reigate Maths @ReigateSchMaths]

#ultimateworrier worries #3 - I worry your calculator won’t be in the right mode - if you’re unsure, get your maths teacher to check it before the exam. The invigilators aren’t allowed to do this for you (I believe)! This is particularly important for trigonometry questions!