Do workbooks exist for maths A level?

[musicposy]

OK, so DD1 is (maybe rather ambitiously) starting Maths A level in September (at home, under her own steam).

We have the CGP AS Maths Complete Revision and Practice, but it seems a little short on the practice. For GCSE we had some nice workbooks to fill in, not CGP, maybe Longman and Collins. We like workbooks better than copying questions out - more satisfying somehow. And preferably with pretty pictures in .

However, are we now too high a level for such a thing to exist? I can't find anything on Amazon .

If your daughter is enthusiastic about maths she might enjoy one of the courses offered to clever kids by Stanford:

epgy.stanford.edu/overview/index.html

I suppose for A level she'll need to track down a textbook that mirrors the specific curriculum she'll follow. . . then maybe draw her own pretty pix!

If your daughter is enthusiastic about maths she might enjoy one of the courses offered to clever kids by Stanford:

epgy.stanford.edu/overview/index.html

I suppose for A level she'll need to track down a textbook that mirrors the specific curriculum she'll follow. . . then maybe draw her own pretty pix!

Just found these:

www.alphaworkbooks.co.uk/page3.html

This is a great resource for anyone tackling A level maths:

www.examsolutions.co.uk/

Apparently YouTube is also stuffed with maths tutorials!