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Question Paper 1: Non-Calculator (33% of overall grade):  An external exam assessing mental strategies, algebraic manipulation, numerical skills and exact calculations without a calculator.

Question Paper 2: Calculator (67% of overall grade):
An external exam assessing problem-solving, applications of mathematics and interpretation of information using a calculator. Topics include algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics and reasoning.

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Question Paper 1 (45% of overall grade): An external exam assessing algebraic skills, manipulation, reasoning and problem-solving across a wide range of mathematical contexts.

Question Paper 2 (55% of overall grade):  An external exam focused on more complex problem-solving and applications. Topics include algebra, trigonometry, geometry, calculus and statistics, requiring multi-step reasoning and interpretation.

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Question Paper 1 (35% of overall grade): An external exam assessing advanced algebra, calculus, trigonometry and reasoning skills, requiring a high level of mathematical fluency and accuracy.

Question Paper 2 (35% of overall grade): An external exam assessing deeper problem-solving, proof, and applications of advanced mathematical concepts across multiple topic areas.

Project–Dissertation (30% of overall grade): An externally assessed mathematical investigation. Pupils research, explore and present a chosen mathematical topic, demonstrating independent learning, analytical thinking and clear mathematical communication.

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Question Paper (50% of overall grade): An external exam assessing the application of mathematics to everyday and vocational contexts. Pupils interpret information, solve problems and explain methods involving numeracy, finance, measurement and statistics.

Assignment (50% of overall grade): An externally assessed practical assignment. Pupils apply mathematics to a real-life task, such as budgeting, planning, interpreting data or comparing options, demonstrating problem-solving and decision-making skills.

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Question Paper (50% of overall grade): An external exam assessing problem-solving and reasoning in real-life, workplace and societal contexts. Pupils apply mathematical skills to finance, statistics, measurement and proportional reasoning.

Assignment (50% of overall grade): An externally assessed investigation-based task. Pupils research, analyse and apply mathematics to a practical scenario, showing clear reasoning, accurate calculations and justified conclusions.

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Question Paper (50% of overall grade): An external exam assessing knowledge and understanding of computing concepts. Pupils answer questions on software design and development, computer systems, data representation, networks, cyber security, and computational thinking, including analysis of code and algorithms.

Assignment (50% of overall grade): An externally assessed practical project where pupils design, develop and evaluate a digital solution to a given problem. This involves planning, coding (using an appropriate programming language), testing, debugging and documenting the development process.