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Years 12 and 13 · ages 16 to 18 · A-level Mathematics

A-level Maths, marked and explained.

A-level Mathematics by topic: pure, statistics and mechanics, with every answer marked against the mark points and the reasoning shown. Available through school licences today; a plan for families is coming.

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A teenager working through revision questions on a laptop at home
  • A: Proof
  • B: Algebra and functions
  • C: Coordinate geometry in the (x, y) plane
  • E: Trigonometry
  • F: Exponentials and logarithms
  • G: Differentiation
  • J: Vectors
  • K: Statistical sampling
  • L: Data presentation and interpretation
  • M: Probability
  • P: Quantities and units in mechanics
  • Q: Kinematics
  • R: Forces and Newton's laws
  • D: Sequences and series
  • H: Integration
  • I: Numerical methods
  • N: Statistical distributions
  • O: Statistical hypothesis testing
  • S: Moments

Years 12 and 13 · what's inside

Inside PrepAcer Sixth Form

One subject for now, covering the whole A-level Mathematics course by topic. Schools license it by year group; it is not sold to families yet.

A-level Mathematics

Pure, statistics and mechanics, by topic.

Years 12 and 13 · schools now

  • A-level Mathematics

    Years 12 and 13 · 19 topics · 1 questions

    • A: Proof
    • B: Algebra and functions
    • C: Coordinate geometry in the (x, y) plane
    • E: Trigonometry
    • F: Exponentials and logarithms
    • G: Differentiation
    • +13 more

A year at a glance

What each year sees

Topics match the school year and move up when the year does. Nothing is too easy or too hard.

  1. Year 12

    • A-level Maths (schools)

  2. Year 13

    • A-level Maths (schools)

  • 1

    original practice questions

  • 1

    subject, by topic

  • 2

    year groups, each with its own topics

Instant Marking

Watch an answer get marked

Written working is checked point by point against the mark scheme, so a student sees exactly which marks they earned and which they missed.

Automatic marking can occasionally get it wrong, so every answer has a “Question this mark” button, and teachers can change any mark.

Pure · Differentiation

Marked

Differentiate y = x² ln x with respect to x. [2 marks]

dy/dx = 2x ln x + x
  • Met: Product rule applied: 2x ln x + x² · (1/x)
  • Met: Simplified to 2x ln x + x

2 / 2

Full marks. Clear use of the product rule and a tidy final form.

Practice that tells you what to do next

Calm, clear steps for children, parents and teachers.

  • Understand each mistake

    Every answer lists the mark points met or missed, with a tip for the next mark. Think a mark is wrong? One tap flags it.

  • Know what to do next

    Wrong answers collect in a Mistakes to retry list, so revision starts where it is needed.

  • Progress by topic

    Red, amber and green across pure, statistics and mechanics, for the student and their teacher.

The whole child, in every stage

  • Exam-ready

    11+, GCSE and A level: exam-style questions, timed mocks and marks that show their reasoning.

  • Thinks clearly

    Puzzle Maths from Year 5 to Year 9: problems with a clever way in, in the style of the national challenges.

  • Builds things

    Code Quest's block coding in primary, then Python Lab in Years 7 to 9: real programs, run in the browser, with a project in every unit.

  • Understands the digital world

    AI Explorers: how chatbots work, why they get things wrong, bias, deepfakes and who is responsible. Straight answers for Years 7 to 9.

Students revising in a large library

For schools

The same tools, carried into the sixth form

Homework that marks itself, results by class and student, and your own questions: everything your Years 7 to 11 already use, now for Year 12 and 13 maths.

  • Pure, statistics and mechanics by topic
  • Marks shown with their reasoning; teachers can change any mark
  • Included in a PrepAcer Complete licence for the sixth form

How it works

  1. 1

    Add the sixth form to your licence

    Tell us you want Years 12 and 13. There is nothing for families to pay.

  2. 2

    Add classes

    Paste or upload the class list with a parent email each. Students pick a username; no student emails.

  3. 3

    Set topics, see results

    Assign questions by topic and watch results come in, already marked.

Through your school, for now

A-level Mathematics is part of a PrepAcer Complete licence for Years 12 and 13. Families pay nothing. A plan for families is on the way; email us and we will tell you when it opens.

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Built for children, trusted by parents

  • Minimal data

    We keep the student's name and username for their teachers, their answers, and a parent email only for invites and password resets.

  • No adverts, no tracking

    Nothing is sold, no adverts are shown, and there are no analytics or tracking cookies.

  • Clean exits

    When a student leaves, their access ends at once and their account is deleted 30 days later.

Questions schools ask

Can families buy A-level Maths?
Not yet. A-level Mathematics is available through school licences today. A plan for families is on the way; email us and we will tell you when it opens.
Which specification does it follow?
The A-level Mathematics content is common to every exam board, so it suits any school. We say which specification a topic list follows only so you know what it covers.
How is marking done?
Written working is marked automatically by our marking engine against the mark points, which are shown with the result. Students can press “Question this mark”, and teachers can change any mark in the results.
Do students need an email address?
No. Each student chooses a username from their parent's invite. The parent's email is used only for the invite and for password resets.

Bring A-level Maths to your sixth form

Tell us your year groups and student numbers, and we'll set up your licence.

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