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Here are 20 UCAS-style reference statements for AQA A-Level Mathematics students, each with four tailored comments referencing their performance in class, specific mathematical topics, and relative rankings or achievements. Student names are anonymised as “Xxxx” and can be replaced as needed.

An excellent worksheet on expanding and simplifying mathematical expressions that can be utilized as a short in-class quiz, homework, starter activity, or for checking understanding during the lesson. The worksheet includes scaffolding and differentiated tasks, with support provided initially and gradually removed to promote independent learning. A mark scheme is also attached for easy assessment.

A full PowerPoint on correlations in psychology. From what correlations are, to the diffferent types including positive, negative and zero correlations, how to sketch a scattergram and evaluating correlations. Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed. Can be used for GCSE and A-Level (any exam board).