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WJEC GCSE Mathematics and Numeracy (Double Award)
WJEC Maths and Numeracy resources
Free lesson notebooks for the made-for-Wales GCSE Mathematics and Numeracy (Double Award), written by our maths tutors, organised by tier and published as downloadable PDFs with worked answers.
These are independent resources aligned to WJEC GCSE Mathematics and Numeracy (Double Award), qualification 3320QD, not produced, approved, endorsed by or affiliated with WJEC/CBAC.
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What can I download?
Both tiers are live, with four lesson notebooks each: Number, Algebra, Geometry and Measure, and Statistics and Probability. Every WJEC content heading is taught in two chapters, and every chapter ends with practice and worked answers.
Foundation tier
For units sat at Foundation tier. Each content heading gets a core concepts chapter and an applications chapter, with worked examples, a guided reasoning task, practice questions and worked answers.
Higher tier
For units sat at Higher tier. The same chapter structure, with Higher-tier teaching added, such as stratified sampling, histograms, conditional probability and set notation.
In England?
The Double Award is examined only in Wales. Schools in England that use WJEC sit Eduqas GCSE Maths, which is graded 9 to 1 and has its own exam-question books and lesson notebooks.
How the Double Award is examined
The qualification is worth two GCSEs and is sat in three exam units. Each unit can be taken at a different tier, and the results combine into one double grade, from A*A* to GG. Our notebooks are organised by content area, so each unit draws on several of them.
| Exam unit | What it assesses | Tiers and grades |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Financial mathematics and other applications of numeracy | Foundation C to G, Higher A* to D |
| Unit 2 | Mathematics without a calculator | Foundation C to G, Higher A* to D |
| Unit 3 | Mathematics with a calculator | Foundation C to G, Higher A* to D |
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