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Grasp Maths

Year 11 Learn

GCSE execution through targeted completion, strategic revision and confident performance built on fluency, reasoning and exam-ready problem solving.

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Bring the strongest Year 10 ideas into Year 11

Year 11 is about completion and execution, not starting from nothing. These previews show the Year 10 ideas learners should keep active as exam pressure increases.

Previous year foundations

Number ideas to bring forward

Final number revision works best when Year 10 exactness, bounds and form manipulation are still secure.

  • Fractions, decimals and percentages: all operations.
  • Upper and lower bounds.
  • Surds, including simplifying and rationalising denominators.
From Year 10Number

Previous year foundations

Algebra ideas to bring forward

Year 11 algebra revision assumes learners can already access the heavier GCSE methods introduced during Year 10.

  • Solve quadratics by factorising, formula and completing the square.
  • Simultaneous equations, including one linear and one quadratic.
  • Manipulate algebraic fractions.
From Year 10Algebra

Previous year foundations

Geometry ideas to bring forward

Year 11 mixed geometry questions become more strategic, so the stronger Year 10 trigonometry and vector work should stay visible.

  • Trigonometry in right-angled triangles.
  • Sine rule and cosine rule where appropriate.
  • Vectors: addition, scalar multiplication and magnitude.
From Year 10Geometry

Previous year foundations

Data ideas to bring forward

Final statistics revision builds on the formal diagrams and linked-event reasoning first consolidated in Year 10.

  • Histograms, box plots and cumulative frequency curves.
  • Venn diagrams, tree diagrams and conditional probability.
  • Sampling, hypotheses and data investigation.
From Year 10Statistics and data
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Open a section to review the full Year 11 topic sequence before lessons go live.