Pass GCSE Mathematics

GCSE MATHS · FOUNDATION & HIGHER

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Try it.
Make it click.

Short video lessons. Worked examples you can follow.
Practice that helps you take the next step.

Designed for Pearson Edexcel GCSE Maths (1MA1)
Foundation & Higher · Early release

WATCH → PRACTISE → CHECK01 / NUMBER

See the method.
Then have a go.

5.86look here7 → 5.9
✓
You’ve got the method.
Now make it yours with practice.
A little clearer.
A little more confident.
01   UNDERSTAND02   TRY IT YOURSELF03   LEARN FROM FEEDBACK04   KEEP MOVING

ONE COURSE. YOUR PATHWAY.

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Two clear routes, with teaching and practice
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FOUNDATION · GRADES 1–5

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Make the essentials click, strengthen your methods and work towards a confident pass.

Number / Algebra / Ratio / Geometry / Probability & Statistics / Mixed problems

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HIGHER · GRADES 4–9

Take your thinking further.

Connect ideas, unpack challenging questions and develop your problem-solving skills.

Number / Algebra / Ratio / Geometry / Probability & Statistics / Mixed problems

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148 short video lessons across both pathways. Try rounding free below.

First release: 148 narrated lessons, guided checks, 592 practice questions and 14 paper challenges across both pathways. Foundation access includes 97 lessons; Higher includes all 148. More depth and full practice papers are being developed. Photo uploads and AI feedback are not included yet.

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FOUNDATION · GRADES 1–5

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97 short video lessons, guided checks, interactive practice and saved progress.

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Early release. Includes the lessons currently described above. Full mock papers, photo uploads and AI feedback are not included yet. Printed books are sold separately. A parent or carer should purchase for students under 18.

STEP INSIDE THE COURSE

A small lesson.
A useful skill.

Foundation → Number → Rounding
About 10 minutes · Interactive sample

01 / UNDERSTAND

Keep the place.
Check its neighbour.

Worked example narrated by Amelia · AI-generated voice · Captions available

Read the lesson transcript

Let’s round five point eight six seven to one decimal place.

First, I find the digit I’m keeping. One decimal place means one digit after the decimal point — so I’m keeping the eight.

Next, I look at the digit immediately to its right. That’s six.

Six is five or more, so I round up. The eight becomes nine.

My answer is five point nine.

Now you try: round twelve point zero four nine to two decimal places.

02 / GUIDED PRACTICE

Now you try.

Round 12.049 to 2 decimal places.

First, which digit tells you whether to round up?

Give me a hint

Keep the hundredths digit, 4. Look at the next digit, 9. Should the 4 stay the same or increase?

03 / CHECK YOUR LEARNING

One question at a time.

Question 1 of 3

04 / YOUR PAPER WORKING

Show the steps, not just the answer.

Write your calculations on paper, then compare your method with the worked solution.

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Photo uploads and AI feedback are being developed and are not included in the current subscription. No files are collected here.

See the guided practice solution

12.049 → keep two decimal places: 12.04. The next digit is 9, so increase the hundredths digit from 4 to 5. Answer: 12.05.

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