Which maths qualifications do you support?

KS3 (Years 7–9, following the national Programme of Study) and Edexcel International GCSE (4MA1). AQA and OCR GCSE support is on the roadmap.

Why iGCSE and not GCSE?

We started with iGCSE because the spec is tighter, exam papers are more predictable, and the author has taught the 4MA1 syllabus. AQA and OCR GCSE are next.

What does it produce for a maths lesson?

Full lesson slide decks (retrieval starter, worked examples, tiered practice, exit ticket) and interactive revision games. Worksheets are also live, in two formats: practice (tiered ★–★★★ questions) and exam-style (real command words with marks per question), with an optional answer sheet and PDF export.

How does the difficulty scaffolding work?

Each resource has tiered questions from ★ (fluency) through ★★★ (reasoning) to ★★★★★ (problem-solving / exam-standard). You can specify the mix you want, or let it auto-scaffold.

Can I print or export the resources?

Lesson slides are interactive — you present and teach them live in the browser (timers, graphs, diagrams and circuits), so they aren't printed or saved as a static PDF. Worksheets download as PDF, with an optional answer sheet. The only difference between Free and Pro is how many resources you can generate.

Does it handle graph questions?

Yes. Coordinate geometry, function graphs, and transformation questions are all supported. Graphs are rendered on the page.

Will it help me with KS3 intervention?

Yes. You can generate a targeted lesson deck with tiered practice for a specific weakness — fractions, algebraic manipulation, negative numbers — at exactly the difficulty you need. Standalone worksheets are available too — practice or exam-style, exported as PDF.

UK Secondary · Maths · KS3 & iGCSE

Maths resources.
Mixed ability, handled.
In under two minutes.

KS3 and Edexcel iGCSE Maths — scaffolded so your weakest student can access the first question and your strongest still has somewhere to go. Built by a maths teacher who cares about notation, working, and getting the difficulty curve right.

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3 free resources every week · No card · First lesson in 2 minutes

< 2 min

per full lesson slide deck

KS3 + iGCSE

Year 7 through to iGCSE exam

★ to ★★★★★

every student finds their level

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Edexcel iGCSE Maths · Higher

Quadratic Equations

Lesson slide deck · 18 tiered questions · 5 difficulty levels

★Factorising — 4 questions (coefficient of x² = 1)

★★Factorising — 4 questions (coefficient ≠ 1)

★★★Quadratic formula — 4 questions with surds

★★★★Completing the square — 3 questions

★★★★★Word problems — 3 iGCSE-style questions

Ready to teach tomorrow

See it live

Graphs your students can actually drag.

Not a screenshot of a graph — the real interactive tool from inside a lesson.

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Maths · Graphs

Match the Graph — Quadratics

Drag the a / p / q sliders until your curve lands on the target

LIVE — try it

Drag the sliders — watch the graph transform.

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KS3 Maths · Year 9

Solving Linear Equations

★

Solve x + 7 = 12

★★

Solve 3x - 5 = 16

★★★

Solve 5x + 3 = 2x + 18

Excerpt — full worksheet includes an answer sheet

Circle theorems, unit circle, Pythagoras squares, transformations, bearings & vectors, graph sliders, equation rearranger (choose-the-next-step) — all taught straight from the browser, full-screen in class.

Spec alignment

Built on the spec.
Not on guesswork.

The biggest problem with most maths resources isn't the content — it's the difficulty curve. Too steep and Foundation students shut down. Too shallow and Higher students coast. Every resource is grounded in structured curriculum data — the KS3 Programme of Study and the Edexcel iGCSE 4MA1 specification — with difficulty scaffolded from fluency through reasoning to problem-solving, not stepped off a cliff.

Why it matters: Generic AI tools write plausible-looking resources that miss spec points, use the wrong command words, or pitch the wrong tier. Maths resources from Print My Lesson are built on a structured database of spec points, so every question, slide, and mark scheme is anchored to what students will actually be assessed on.

Built by Alex

Maths & Physics Teacher, Kent

KS3–KS5 classroom teacher who marks the papers and knows the difference between what the spec demands and what generic AI produces.

Example spec coverage

KS3Number — fractions, decimals, percentages, standard form
KS3Algebra — expressions, equations, sequences
KS3Ratio, proportion and rates of change
KS3Geometry — properties, constructions, transformations
KS3Probability and statistics
4MA1-1iGCSE: Numbers and the number system
4MA1-2iGCSE: Equations, formulae and identities
4MA1-3iGCSE: Sequences, functions and graphs
4MA1-4iGCSE: Geometry and trigonometry
4MA1-5iGCSE: Vectors and transformation geometry
4MA1-6iGCSE: Statistics and probability

Full topic and sub-topic coverage inside the generator.

Who it's for

For maths teachers who want differentiated, not watered-down.

The hardest part of making a maths resource isn't writing questions — it's getting the difficulty curve right. Too steep and Foundation students shut down. Too shallow and Higher tier students finish in ten minutes and get bored. Print My Lesson gets this right because it was designed by someone who's taught it badly and learned.

✓KS3 teachers who want to build fluency before pushing into GCSE prep

✓iGCSE teachers (Edexcel 4MA1 specifically — different from AQA/OCR GCSE)

✓Maths HODs building consistent resources across a team

✓Teachers covering topics outside their confidence zone

✓Anyone tired of textbook exercises that finish in five minutes

What teachers ask first

The questions
you're already thinking.

Does it know the iGCSE is different from GCSE?

Yes. Edexcel iGCSE (4MA1) is treated as its own qualification with its own spec scope — distinct from UK GCSE.

Does it show working?

Yes. Mark schemes lay out the method, not just the final answer — the kind of working a maths teacher wants to see.

Is the notation properly rendered?

Yes. Maths is rendered as maths — fractions, exponents, surds — not plain text approximations.

Can I pitch resources differently for different KS3 groups?

Yes. For KS3, you choose the ability level when generating: Support (more scaffolding, shorter steps), Core (balanced for a typical mixed group), or Extension (greater abstraction and challenge). Generate the same topic at all three levels and you have differentiated sets ready in minutes.

Can I set the lesson length?

Yes — choose from 45, 50, 55, 60, 70, or 75 minutes when generating a lesson slide deck. The resource is scoped and timed to fit.

Will it actually save me time?

Yes — once you've generated a couple and know how it behaves. You can then iterate on a topic in seconds rather than starting a worksheet from scratch.

Honest about where we fit

When to use us.
When not to.

We're not right for every job. Here's an honest picture of where other tools win and where we do.

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Textbook and workbook exercises

Tried, tested, well-scaffolded. The trade-off is that every class gets the same questions every year, students have often seen them, and targeting a specific weakness takes time.

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Fresh questions generated for your exact topic and class, with a difficulty curve you can adjust. New every time and you can regenerate for next year.

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Generic AI chatbots

Can write a question quickly. Less reliable for proper maths — informal notation, no sense of iGCSE vs GCSE scope, mark schemes can be inconsistent.

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Print My Lesson

Lesson slides with tiered practice, notation rendered correctly and a difficulty curve that matches what you asked for. Built specifically for the spec you're teaching.

Pricing

Less than a textbook.
More useful than ten of them.

Start free — no card, no commitment. Department licence available.

Free

£0

3 free resources every week — no card required.

✓3 free resources every week
✓Every subject and board we cover — AQA & Edexcel
✓Interactive lessons, games & flashcards — taught in the browser

Start free

Maths resources.
Mixed ability, handled.
In under two minutes.

Graphs your students can actually drag.

Built on the spec.
Not on guesswork.

For maths teachers who want differentiated, not watered-down.

The questions
you're already thinking.

When to use us.
When not to.

Maths resources.
The questions that matter.

Less than a textbook.
More useful than ten of them.

Resources for other
subjects and specs.

Stop spending Sunday
on Monday's lesson.

Maths resources.Mixed ability, handled.In under two minutes.

Graphs your students can actually drag.

Built on the spec.Not on guesswork.

For maths teachers who want differentiated, not watered-down.

The questionsyou're already thinking.

When to use us.When not to.

Maths resources.The questions that matter.

Less than a textbook.More useful than ten of them.

Resources for othersubjects and specs.

Stop spending Sundayon Monday's lesson.

Maths resources.
Mixed ability, handled.
In under two minutes.

Built on the spec.
Not on guesswork.

The questions
you're already thinking.

When to use us.
When not to.

Maths resources.
The questions that matter.

Less than a textbook.
More useful than ten of them.

Resources for other
subjects and specs.

Stop spending Sunday
on Monday's lesson.