Pick your topics, press generate, and print an original Edexcel-style practice paper — Higher or Foundation — with a matching answer key and mark scheme. Topic labels help you teach; flip on Exam mode for a mock-style run.
Most tutors have a folder of old PDFs, a spreadsheet of question links, and a Sunday evening. Students notice when the same paper comes round again.
There are only so many Edexcel papers. Reusing them makes practice feel stale and inflates scores.
Typing a mark scheme takes longer than choosing the questions. Method marks are easy to forget.
One student needs bounds; another needs grade 9 quadratics. Building a targeted paper takes an hour.
Pick from 91 Higher and Foundation topics, or filter to one tier. Set 5–30 questions and a seed if you want the same paper again.
Questions are built from parameterised templates, not copied from past papers. Numbers and contexts change every time.
Get a clean A4 student paper with working space, plus an answer key with an Edexcel-style M/A mark scheme. Exam mode hides topic labels for a mock-style run.
These are generated by the current demo build. Open the PDF, check the questions, then check the answer key.
One-click preset · grids, patterns and shaded regions with diagrams
One-click preset · 10 Higher questions, every one with a diagram
No subscription, no account, no server. The demo is free; the licence removes the footer credit and includes 12 months of updates.
I am opening 30 free Tutor licences to tutors who will actually use them with students. In exchange: make at least 3 papers in your first 14 days, answer 5 short questions, and let me quote your feedback anonymously.
Best-effort email support, no 24-hour SLA. If a question is mathematically wrong, I will fix it or refund a paid licence.
No. The planned licence is £29 once, including 12 months of updates. After that the app keeps working; you only pay again if you want another year of updates. There is no account and no monthly bill.
No. WorksheetForge is an independent tool. Questions are written from the published GCSE Maths Higher and Foundation specifications and are not taken from past papers. “Edexcel-style” describes the format and mark scheme conventions, not an endorsement.
Yes. Each question is produced by a parameterised template: the structure stays consistent, but numbers, names and contexts change. The generator does not copy or paraphrase past-paper questions.
Pythagoras, trigonometry, circle area, arc length, sine rule, cosine rule and similar shapes include parameter-matched SVG diagrams, as do the Foundation angle, area, circle and cuboid topics. Diagrams are schematic and not drawn to scale.
Yes. 45 of the 91 templates are Foundation tier (grades 1–5): number work, fractions, percentages, ratio, HCF & LCM, estimation, basic algebra, coordinates, angles, area and volume, speed, probability and averages. Filter the topic list to “Foundation only” and the paper title follows the tier. It is aimed squarely at post-16 GCSE resit students working towards grade 4.
Every generated question carries a checker. An independent arithmetic check recomputes the answer, and the app refuses to render a paper if any check fails. The current build runs 91 topics × 300 seeds (46 Higher + 45 Foundation) plus 140 full papers in its self-check. A human still spot-checks a sample before classroom use.
Yes. Tick “Exam mode” and the student paper hides the topic labels and reads like a real exam run, while the answer key keeps them so you can still target follow-up teaching. For full formal mocks, past papers remain the gold standard — WorksheetForge is built for weekly practice.
Yes. The free demo lets you print and use papers with your own students. A paid licence removes the footer credit; it does not change the copyright. You may not resell the PDFs as a standalone product or upload them to a public question bank.
Not yet. The current build targets Edexcel GCSE Maths (Higher and Foundation) because the specification and tutor demand are well defined. AQA and OCR variants are the next content milestone.
The key is checked in your browser. No server call is made and no student data leaves the device. Keys are cryptographically signed, so the app can check them offline without storing a secret. It is still not DRM — a determined user can edit the app — but casual sharing and made-up keys are blocked. A centre licence covers up to five teachers.
Email [email protected] with the seed and question number. Support is best-effort, with no 24-hour SLA; I will fix the template or send a corrected paper as soon as I can.
Nothing in this demo: there is no checkout and no account system. The pricing table shows the intended one-time plans. A Stripe Payment Link and key delivery are the next step, not a hidden live feature.
Open the offline app, generate a paper, and judge the output yourself.