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This year has to be different.

See exactly where marks are slipping and how to secure them before exam day.

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They're doing the work every day.

But the marks aren't going up.

Because effort was never the missing piece.

It was the bottleneck.

One skill costing the most marks.

Finding it is the hard part.

Every child's gap sits in a different paper.

The mark schemes are already here.

We pin the AQA GCSE Maths route, tier and released exam dates.

Their next seven days, ready to use.

One supported focus — or a visible evidence gap — with the reason.

You'll see when evidence changes the plan.

Accepted marked work automatically updates the current Roadmap.

See where the marks went.

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Grade Roadmap example

A specimen Grade Roadmap shows one supported focus, plans the next seven days and records what changed.

AQA GCSE Mathematics · Foundation · June 2027

  1. What matters now

    One evidence-backed focus — or a visible evidence gap — with the reason.

  2. The next seven days

    Mon 7 Sep → Sun 13 Sep

    What to practise, in what order, sized to their week.

  3. What changed

    Accepted evidence automatically patches or rebuilds the current plan.

Marked-paper example

A specimen marked paper represents human-reviewed work used to show whether a gap closed and update the plan.