AQA · GCSE Maths · 8300F · Foundation tier

Point by point,
it adds up.

Foundation maths is not a talent test. It's a finite list of moves — 86 spec points, to be exact. Every one can be practised until it feels easy. Start anywhere on the grid. We'll keep the score.

520 questions 13 sections 6 strands 86 spec points
The map

Six strands. One grid.

Everything on the Foundation papers lives in one of six strands. Pick a section to read its free lesson — no account needed. Practise it in the app when you're ready.

Strand P

Probability

How likely is it? Dice, spinners, Venn diagrams and tree diagrams — probability plays fair.

1 section · 8 spec points
  1. P5.1Probability
Strand S

Statistics

Read data without being fooled. Averages, charts, scatter graphs and what they really show.

1 section · 5 spec points
  1. S6.1Statistics
How it works

Practice that's on your side.

No trick questions. No red pen. Just questions that meet you where you are — and a schedule that quietly does the remembering for you.

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Calculation-first

You work the answer out, then enter it. No option-guessing your way through. Doing the maths is the whole point — so the practice looks like the paper.

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Instant marking

Marked the moment you answer. If you slipped, you see where — while the question is still fresh, not a week later under someone's red pen.

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Spaced repetition

Anything you get wrong comes back sooner. Anything you nail comes back later. By exam day, it sticks — that's the schedule's job, not yours.

Built straight from the spec. Every question is written against the official AQA 8300 specification and tagged to its spec point, N1 through S6. Higher-only content stays out of your way — you'll never burn time on something Foundation papers can't ask.

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Everyone does. The curve only goes one way from here. Free during beta — no card details, no catch.

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