Radford Mathematics is being rebuilt as a focused IB Mathematics resource. Notes, videos, worked examples and exam-style practice for Analysis & Approaches and Applications & Interpretation are being updated and organised into clear learning pathways.
The homepage now centres the site around IB Mathematics. IGCSE material can still be added later, but this front page presents the rebuild as an IB-first learning resource.
For students who need strong algebraic fluency, calculus, functions, proof-style thinking and exam technique.
For students working with modelling, statistics, technology, interpretation and applied problem solving.
Clear online lessons with formulas, worked examples, diagrams, practice questions and answer support.
Timed practice and IB-style questions organised by topic, level and skill as the site grows.
A complete IB Mathematics study hub: online textbook-style notes, printable handouts, embedded video lessons, exam-style practice and syllabus-linked revision maps.
The site is available during the rebuild, but some links may be incomplete while lessons, videos and exam resources are being reorganised.
Each topic is being designed so students can move from explanation to practice to exam-style application without getting lost.
Start with a compact lesson, a clear goal and the most important formula or concept.
Use step-by-step solutions that show the setup, method and interpretation.
Build fluency with carefully sequenced questions and answer support.
Move into IB-style problems, timed revision and topic checklists.