GCSE Past Papers
The following GCSE papers (below) are available for free download.
Weekly Homework Sheet
Are you worried that your child is not getting enough Science and Maths practice?
With so many subjects, is your child feeling overwhelmed and putting off work because they don’t know where to start?
Here’s how you can easily support your child to get ahead for one hour every weekend.
- Extra Homework: We provide free weekly GCSE Science and Maths homework on Fridays for your child to work through and practice over the weekend.
- Clear Worked Solutions: Sent to you on Sunday afternoons, allowing your child to check their work easily and quickly.
- Using Time Wisely: We know that with so many subjects, preparing for GCSEs is a stressful and difficult time. Use the weekends and holidays most effectively to reduce the pressure.
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GCSE Past Papers and Examination Specifications are available for download from the websites of the examination boards – direct links are given below.
There have been a number of developments with the GCSE over the recent years. If you have any questions regarding the examinations or specifications, please speak with your tutor or contact us directly.
We have provided past papers for the largest exam boards. If your exam board is not available, please do let us know and we will add the papers we have to the site.
Examination Boards
AQA
AQA GCSE Maths
AQA GCSE Biology
AQA GCSE Chemistry
AQA GCSE Physics
AQA GCSE Science A
AQA GCSE Science B
AQA GCSE Additional Science
AQA GCSE Further Additional Science
AQA GCSE Additional Applied Science
Edexcel
Edexcel GCSE Science
Edexcel GCSE Mathematics A
Edexcel GCSE Mathematics B
OCR
OCR GCSE Science
OCR GCSE Mathematics and Statistics
Using Past Papers
We recommend you sit a number of past papers under examination conditions prior to your actual exam. This will allow you to identify areas of your exam technique which may require further focus; for example pacing the questions, use of calculator functions, providing clear working for solutions etc. For certain syllabuses there are not many past papers, in which case we are happy to help by identifying appropriate questions from other examinations which would provide practice.
Although exam boards provide mark schemes, these should in no way be taken as “model answers”, but simply as providing a minimal indication of where marks are to be awarded.
If you have any further questions regarding the best use of past papers and exam techinque, please talk with your tutor, or contact us directly.