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Every maths course.
Every assessment.
One place.

Find clear course outlines, practice for upcoming assessments, past papers with solutions, and the dates that matter, from S1 Level 2 all the way to Advanced Higher. Built for pupils, and for the parents supporting them at home.

Courses
14S1 to S6
Resources
540+Free to download
Coverage
S1–S6BGE & Senior

Fully aligned with the Scottish curriculum

  • Curriculum for Excellence
  • SQA National Qualifications
  • BGE Benchmarks
  • Experiences & Outcomes
  • Developing the Young Workforce
  • Numeracy Across Learning
  • Curriculum for Excellence
  • SQA National Qualifications
  • BGE Benchmarks
  • Experiences & Outcomes
  • Developing the Young Workforce
  • Numeracy Across Learning
Course directory

Choose your course

Select your child's year group and level to open course outlines, assessment practice and key dates. If you're unsure which level, check their timetable or latest report.

Broad General Education · S1–S3

BGE Courses

Course outlines and practice assessments for each level, with Curriculum for Excellence benchmarks built in.

Senior Phase · S4–S6

Senior Phase Courses

SQA National Qualifications, with course outlines, past papers and solutions, and revision materials for every assessment.

How it works

Everything you need to support learning at home

Every course page follows the same simple layout, so families always know where to look.

Clear course outlines

See exactly what your child is learning this year, topic by topic, written for families as well as pupils.

Assessment practice

Example questions written to match each upcoming assessment, so nothing on the day comes as a surprise.

Past papers + solutions

Hundreds of past papers for the Senior Phase, each paired with full worked solutions for checking answers.

Important dates

Prelims, parents' evenings and assessment windows, listed on every course page so you can plan ahead.

Works on any device

Open resources on a phone on the bus, or print them at home. They're quick, accessible and free to use.

Find it in seconds

Long lists can be searched instantly, so you can go straight to the paper or topic you need.

Inside a course page

Three sections. Zero confusion.

Every course page opens with a clear banner, followed by the Course Outline, Past Papers and Revision Materials (or Practice Assessments in BGE). Important dates sit alongside.

  • Prominent ‘Course Outline - Past Papers and Revision for assessment’ link on every Senior Phase course
  • Search long lists instantly
  • Downloadable, printable PDFs
Course OutlineTopics, skills and pacing for the full year.
  • PDFCourse Outline – Block 1: Expressions & Formulae
  • PDFCourse Outline – Block 2: Relationships
  • PDFCourse Outline – Block 3: Applications
Open a live example: National 5 Mathematics
S4National 5 MathematicsWeek 6 · Algebra & Quadratics
On track

Assessment readiness

Based on completed practice assessments and topic tests.

Parent tip: 20 minutes of practice three times a week beats a two-hour cram the night before.

Why families use it

Less guesswork. More confidence.

Supporting a teenager with maths can feel daunting. We've brought everything into one calm, well-organised place, so the conversations at home can be about progress, not panic.

For parents & carers

  • Understand exactly what's being taught each term
  • Know when assessments and prelims are coming
  • Help with revision, even if maths isn't your strength

For pupils

  • Practise the right questions before every test
  • Check your answers against full solutions
  • Revise anywhere, on any device
Important dates

Plan ahead with key dates

Dates for the whole department are below. Each course page also lists the dates for that specific course.

TBC--Senior Phase

S4–S6 Prelim examinations

Practise with past papers in the weeks before.

TBC--BGE

S1–S3 Parents' evening

Discuss progress with your child's maths teacher.

TBC--Senior Phase

S4–S6 Parents' evening

Review prelim results and next steps.

MAY--Senior Phase

SQA exam diet begins

Check the SQA timetable for exact dates.

Exact dates are confirmed through the school calendar and shared with families by the school office.

What families say

Trusted by pupils and parents

“For the first time I actually know what my son is studying in maths. The course outline made our parents' evening conversation so much more useful.”
PParent of an S2 pupilBGE · Level 4
“I worked through the past papers and checked every answer with the solutions. By the prelim I knew exactly what to expect.”
SS4 pupilNational 5 Mathematics
“The revision materials are brilliant. Everything is in one place, and I can find a topic in seconds when I'm stuck.”
SS5 pupilHigher Mathematics
“Knowing the assessment dates in advance means we can plan revision together rather than cram the night before.”
PParent of an S3 pupilTowards National 5
“Clear, calm and well organised. It's exactly what a busy family needs.”
PParent of an S6 pupilAdvanced Higher
“The practice assessments were very close to the real thing. I felt ready walking in.”
SS1 pupilBGE · Level 3
FAQ

Questions, answered

How do I know which level my child is working at?
Your child's level is shown on their timetable and in their latest tracking report. If you're still unsure, contact their class teacher and we'll point you to the right page.
What is the difference between BGE and the Senior Phase?
The Broad General Education (S1–S3) follows Curriculum for Excellence levels. The Senior Phase (S4–S6) leads to SQA National Qualifications such as National 4, National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher.
Where are the past papers and solutions?
Open any Senior Phase course and select ‘Course Outline - Past Papers and Revision for assessment’. Past papers are listed with a matching solutions link beside each one.
Are the practice assessments the same as the real tests?
They're written to the same standard and cover the same skills as the real assessments, so pupils know what to expect. They aren't the actual assessment papers.
Mathematics or Applications of Maths: what's the difference?
Mathematics focuses on algebra, geometry and trigonometry and leads on to Higher Maths. Applications of Maths focuses on using maths in real-life contexts such as finance, statistics and measurement.
Can I print the resources?
Yes. All resources are PDFs, so you can download and print them at home or view them on a phone, tablet or computer.

The next assessment is closer than you think.

Open your child's course page now for the outline, practice questions and key dates.

Questions? Contact the school office and ask for the Maths Department.