Topic-by-topic bridge worksheets that sit between your textbook questions and your first past paper. Built for Edexcel, AQA and OCR, with an interactive whiteboard and instant answer checks built into every page.
Most students go straight from textbook questions to a full past paper, and the jump is too big. Worksheets give you a topic-by-topic checkpoint in between.
You work through a topic in class or in your textbook and complete the questions that come with it.
A focused, topic-specific worksheet checks you can apply what you've learnt, board by board.
Once the topic is solid, you move on to exam-style past paper questions with confidence.
Every worksheet is a page in its own right, with interactive features that make it useful in class and at home.
Open a working area next to any question to draw out your method, ideal for tutors demonstrating live or students who want to work things out on screen.
See the correct answer to any question in place, without flicking between a worksheet and a separate mark scheme.
Tick off questions as you complete them, or flag the ones you struggled with so you know exactly what to revisit.
Prefer paper? Every worksheet has a downloadable PDF, with a matching mark scheme, ready to print or set as homework.
Topic worksheets are in production now for the following subjects, levels and boards.
GCSE & A-Level
GCSE & A-Level
Exam Board
Exam Board
Exam Board
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we get asked most about how worksheets will work.
A bridge worksheet sits between learning a topic in your textbook and sitting a full past paper. It's a focused, topic-by-topic question set that checks you can actually apply what you've just learnt before you move on to exam-style past paper practice.
Worksheets are being built for Maths and Science at GCSE and A-Level, written to Edexcel, AQA and OCR specifications, organised by topic so they line up with whichever board you're studying.
Yes. Every worksheet will have a downloadable PDF version alongside the interactive HTML page, so you can print it, set it as homework, or work through it offline.
Each question has a whiteboard tool built in, so you can work out your answer directly on the page rather than switching to paper or a separate app. It's useful for students working independently and for tutors demonstrating a method live.
No. Every question has a check-answer button that reveals the correct answer in place, so you don't need to flick between a worksheet and a mark scheme to see how you did.