All questions from the legacy C1 + C2 papers (2008-spec WJEC modular Maths, 2011–2017) that map onto the new 2017-spec Unit 1, hand-sorted into 13 single-topic packs. The 2008 C1 / C2 syllabus lined up neatly with new-spec Pure A — everything in the legacy corpus belongs in Unit 1. Legacy C1 / C2 did not include proof by deduction / counter-example or 2D vectors, so those spec topics have no legacy practice here. The harder calculus, compound-angle trig and rational-n binomial expansion sit in Unit 3 Pure B.
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Hand-sorted onto the new 2017-spec Unit 2 topics, drawn from legacy M1 (mechanics 1) and S1 (statistics 1), plus the Binomial-proportion hypothesis tests from S2. Legacy M1 included moments, statics, projectiles and friction-on-inclines, and legacy S1 included Poisson, continuous RVs, mean / variance of discrete random variables and population-mean hypothesis testing — those topics moved to Unit 4 Applied B or to Further Maths in the 2017 spec, and aren’t included here. Legacy S1 had no statistical-sampling or data-presentation questions so those new-spec sub-topics have no legacy practice.
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All 169 questions from the legacy C3 + C4 papers (2008-spec WJEC modular Maths, 2011–2017), split into 17 single-topic packs. C3 had Jan and Jun sittings 2012–2014 plus Jun 2011 / 2015–2017 (ten papers); C4 only ran a June series (seven papers). Each pack contains every legacy question that maps onto a single 2017-spec A2 Unit 3 topic, hand-sorted — cover, spec recap, KaTeX crib sheet, then whole questions with the original marks preserved.
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Hand-sorted onto the new 2017-spec Unit 4 topics, drawn from the legacy modules that map onto each: M1, M2 for mechanics; S1, S2 for stats. The legacy 2008-spec modules covered substantially more material than the 2017 Unit 4 — content like work/energy/power, Hooke’s law, circular motion, confidence intervals and Poisson hypothesis testing has been moved to Further Maths in the 2017 spec, and is not included here.
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PMT hosts the WJEC A-level Maths papers including the newer 2022-2024 sittings, split per unit:
Jack Tilson’s archive holds the old 6-unit WJEC spec (C1-C4, FP1, M1, S1) — useful for extra pure practice but the applied content and unit weighting have shifted:
If you’re walking into the maths exam without this, good luck. The natural display alone saves you from arithmetic slips.
Graphical calculator. Sketches any curve, factors polynomials and finds roots in seconds. Free marks in the exam, basically.
More reliable than the kit they hand out in the exam. Bring your own.
The squares pull through and keep your working neat. The GOAT notebook for maths.
Inexpensive, clearly laid out, and breaks down the steps for each question type. Worth it.
The A2 follow-up. Particularly strong on the stats side, which the textbook glosses over.
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