GCSE STATISTICS
Your complete Grade 9 revision hub. Interactive quizzes, progress tracking, past papers, revision notes, and everything you need to ace your GCSE Statistics exam.
GRADE 9 CHALLENGE
Quiz yourself on all 33 topics. Score 80%+ on each to unlock Grade 9 status.
Everything You Need
All GCSE Statistics resources in one place — interactive, fast, and free
Quiz Hub
Test yourself on all 33 topics — 10 questions each with instant feedback and grade tracking
My Progress
Track your revision, see your predicted grade, and identify weak topics
Flashcards
42 key concept flashcards — flip to reveal definitions and formulae
Study Timer
Pomodoro study timer to manage your revision sessions and track study time
Grade Predictor
Enter your mock scores and get a personalised grade prediction with improvement tips
Mock Exam
Simulate the real exam: 40 random questions, 90-minute countdown, predicted grade result
Revision Planner
Auto-generate a personalised week-by-week revision schedule counting down to your exam
Exam Practice
Topic-by-topic exam questions with full mark schemes for targeted practice
Past Papers
Full GCSE Statistics past papers for Higher and Foundation tiers
Revision Notes
Comprehensive chapter-by-chapter revision notes covering all topics
Formulae
All key formulae and statistical notation in one handy reference
GCSE at a Glance
Full Edexcel specification overview — know exactly what to revise
QUESTION OF THE DAY
New question every day · Measures of Dispersion
Why is the IQR a better measure of spread than the range?
All GCSE Statistics Topics
The GCSE Statistics course covers three main areas: The Collection of Data, Processing and Analysing Data, and Probability. Each topic has dedicated exam practice questions, mark schemes, and interactive quizzes.
Built for Grade 9
This site is a free, interactive resource for GCSE Statistics students. It provides comprehensive revision materials, interactive quizzes, flashcards, and a progress tracker — everything you need to reach Grade 9.
All materials are aligned with the Edexcel GCSE Statistics specification and cover both Higher and Foundation tiers.