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7 August 2026

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Help every Foundation candidate secure the essential skills needed to access the GCSE paper. This March 3-a-Day grid gives pupils one short, manageable task on every calendar day: just three carefully selected questions at a time.

Foundation papers contain many accessible one-mark opportunities, but pupils cannot collect those marks consistently if basic facts, notation and methods are not secure. This resource is designed to revisit those crucial one-mark skills regularly: the knowledge every Foundation candidate should be able to recognise and apply quickly. It strengthens recall, exposes gaps early and develops the automaticity pupils need before they can successfully tackle longer questions.

Little and often is the key to success. Three questions a day feels achievable, yet across March pupils complete 93 purposeful retrieval questions spanning number, algebra, ratio and proportion, geometry, measures, probability and statistics. Regular maths practice builds confidence, improves retention and turns occasional revision into a dependable habit.

WHAT IS INCLUDED
• 1 branded A3 landscape question sheet
• 31 dated daily cells
• 3 quick-fire questions per day (93 questions in total)
• 1 matching A3 landscape answer sheet
• Mixed Foundation one-mark skills from across the curriculum
• Clear GCSE notation and stacked fractions
• Print-ready PDF

Use the March grid for starters, tutor time, homework, intervention, revision or independent practice. The dated structure makes expectations clear and helps pupils, teachers and families establish a sustainable daily maths routine.

Designed for A3 display or printing, while still scaling effectively to A4 where that is more practical. Answers are included for fast marking, pupil self-checking and genuinely low-preparation classroom use.

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