Leaving Cert Maths Grinds
Along with our Maths Grinds, we provide you with all the Maths resources you need to improve your grade
Weekly Maths Grinds
Weekly Maths Grinds that cover the Leaving Cert Maths syllabus. Rewatch previous grinds whenever you want.
On-Demand Maths Grinds
Bite-size Maths videos to prepare you for the Leaving Cert Maths exam
H1 Maths Notes
Comprehensive H1 Maths Notes covering the Maths Paper 1 and Paper 2 courses
Maths Revision Courses
Maths Revision Courses at Christmas and Easter included.
Expert Maths Teachers
Our team of Maths teachers have a track record of delivering results for students
Rob Browne
Higher Level Maths Teacher
Kieran Mills
Fast-Paced Maths Teacher
Tracy Gannon
Ordinary Level Maths Teacher
Student Reviews
Hear what students around the country are saying about our Maths Grinds.
Free Leaving Cert Maths Resources
Playlist
Maths (H) Probability
36:06Free Maths (O) Grind
1:20:00What is covered in these Maths Grinds?
When you sign up, all previous grinds are available in the back catalogue.
Weeks 1 – 4: Algebra, Indices & logarithms
Weeks 5 – 7: Trigonometry
Weeks 8 – 10: Line & Circle
Week 11: Geometry
Weeks 12 – 16: Differential calculus, Integration
Week 17: Functions
Weeks 18 – 19: Complex Numbers
Weeks 20 – 22: Sequences & series, Financial maths
Week 23: Proof by Induction
Weeks 24 – 29: Statistics & Probability
Week 30: Application of functions
Frequently Asked Maths Questions
The only way to practise Maths is to do questions.
Keep trying exam-style questions under exam conditions (allowing no more than 12 minutes for a short question or 25 minutes for a long question, not stopping to check notes on how to do something).
Make sure not to leave any blanks, try something.
Parts of a question you are not able to do correctly highlights something you need to practise.
Higher Level Maths is the only subject that gives 25 bonus points and therefor many students face a tough decision on whether to stick with it, or drop to Ordinary Level Maths.
Rob Browne, our Higher Level Maths teacher, advises students to monitor how much time you are spending studying Maths. If you are increasingly needing to give more time to this, at the detriment of other subjects, it may be time to question if Higher Level is for you.
Tracy Gannon, Ordinary Level Maths teacher, adds that if you are going to drop to do it as early in the year as you can, as some content will differ from the Higher Level Maths exam.
In Higher Level Maths Paper 1, you are examined on:
- Algebra and Functions
- Area and Volume
- Complex Numbers
- Calculus
- Financial Maths
- Sequences & Series
In Higher Level Maths Paper 2, you are examined on:
- Co-Ordinate Geometry
- Geometry
- Probability
- Statistics
- Trigonometry
Yes, if you miss a class there is no need to worry. Each weekend, we add the grinds that took place midweek to our back catalogue meaning they can be rewatched for the rest of the year.
Yes, students only need to attend one of the Maths grinds per week, at whichever time suits their schedule best, or they can rewatch it when added to our back catalogue at the weekend.
Yes, in our live and interactive Maths grinds you can ask questions via the chat feature on the stream. Also, if you have a question separate to our grinds, you can ask a question to our teachers on the platform and they will get back to you.
When you sign up to Grinds 360 you get unlimited access to every subject not just Maths!
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