Paper 1
Open Paper 1 revision Paper 1 trial paper revision
Finance, data handling and probability, worked through the September and Preparatory papers from six provinces. 141 exam questions with the official memoranda.
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Mathematical Literacy
Revise a whole paper at a time against the papers the provinces actually set. Term 3 has three resources, built from the September and Preparatory 2026 trial papers and the Gauteng broadcast.
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Core topics include finance (financial documents, tariff systems, income and expenditure) and measurement conversions. No separate Term 1 resource is listed. Financial documents, tariffs and conversions are all covered in the Paper 1 trial guide.
Core topics include measurement (perimeter, area, volume and surface area), maps, plans and other representations, and taxation. No separate Term 2 resource is listed. Measurement and maps and plans are covered in full in the Paper 2 trial guide, and taxation in the Paper 1 trial guide.
Work the trial papers, then fill the gaps
The two trial guides carry the September and Preparatory papers from across the provinces, question by question, with the official marking guidelines. Start with the paper you are weakest on, then use the broadcast revision for a focused run at maps, plans and measurement.
Paper 2
Open Paper 2 revision Paper 2 trial paper revision
Measurement, maps and plans and probability, from the September papers of five provinces. 167 exam questions, with conversions, scale and the multi-step measurement questions the examiners keep flagging.
Paper 2
Open the broadcast revision Paper 2: maps, plans and measurement
A focused run through maps and plans, conversions and measurement, from the Gauteng broadcast, with six questions worked in full.
Term 4 is final revision and the NSC examinations. All three resources above carry straight into it: the trial papers are the closest thing to the real paper you will see before you write, and each guide ends with the traps the examiners report every year.