FREE SECONDARY A-MATHS RESOURCES
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Download free A-Maths revision notes for Secondary 3 and Secondary 4 from Jimmy Tuition. These PDF resources help students revisit Additional Mathematics concepts, formulae and methods before tackling practice questions.
Whether you are reviewing a difficult topic or preparing for O-Level A-Maths, use the relevant notes alongside your school materials to organise your revision and identify areas that need more practice.
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Secondary 3 A-Maths revision notes
11 scanned pages · Approximately 1.7 MB
Revisit the Secondary 3 topics in this set, including quadratic functions, maximum and minimum values, and the relationship between the discriminant, roots and graph intercepts. Use the summaries and diagrams as a reference, then check your understanding by solving questions independently.
Secondary 4 A-Maths revision notes
14 scanned pages · Approximately 38 MB
Review the Secondary 4 topics in this set, including differentiation rules such as the power, chain, product and quotient rules. When revising, practise recognising the structure of a function before choosing the appropriate rule.
Schools may teach topics in a different order. Check the notes against your current syllabus and your teacher’s revision checklist. These resources support revision and should be used with lessons and question practice.
How to revise A-Maths more effectively
- Start with a specific difficulty. Choose a topic from a recent test rather than reading every page at once.
- Explain the method. Identify why a formula or rule applies, including any conditions you need to check.
- Work without looking at the notes. Write each algebraic step clearly and check signs, brackets and substitutions.
- Compare and correct. Find the first incorrect step in your working, then explain the correction in your own words.
- Try a different question. Check whether you can apply the same concept when the question is presented differently.
For additional practice, explore our free exam papers. If algebraic foundations need attention, our free E-Maths revision notes provide another useful reference.
Secondary A-Maths tuition in Singapore
Does your child follow worked solutions but struggle to start an unfamiliar question? At Jimmy Tuition, we help students identify learning gaps, strengthen algebraic foundations and understand how to choose an appropriate method.
Mr. Jimmy holds a Master of Science degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and has 15 years of tuition experience. His lessons break difficult ideas into manageable steps and guide students towards greater accuracy, confidence and independence.
We offer Secondary A-Maths tuition through live online lessons via Zoom and face-to-face lessons in Woodlands. Group and 1-to-1 arrangements are subject to availability. Find us at Blk 689E Woodlands Drive 75, Singapore 735689.
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Frequently asked questions
Are both A-Maths PDFs free?
Yes. Students and parents can download both sets for free. You do not need to join a tuition class, create an account or provide an email address.
Which set should my child download?
Start with the set that matches the topics your child is studying. Secondary 4 students may also find it useful to revisit Secondary 3 topics when earlier concepts appear in revision questions.
Will memorising A-Maths formulae be enough?
Students also need to recognise when a method applies and carry out the algebra accurately. Pair the notes with regular practice, and review the reasoning behind mistakes rather than simply copying a corrected answer.
When might A-Maths tuition help?
Consider extra guidance if your child repeatedly makes the same mistakes, cannot explain a method or depends heavily on model answers. Targeted lessons can focus on those difficulties and help students practise more independently.
Can the notes be opened on a phone?
Yes, with a PDF viewer. The Secondary 4 file is larger, so allow time for it to load. If it opens in your browser, use the viewer’s download icon to save a copy.
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