Past papers for teachers

Share one link for your class. The qualification page lists all available years; choose a year, tier or entry option first if you want students to use a particular set of papers. Open Share this page to copy that link.

Students don’t need an account. LearnFaster has no advertising banners or advertising pop-ups, and they can choose a light or dark display. Follow your centre’s arrangements for using exam materials in class.

The free past paper tracker prints on one A4 page, with space for dates, scores and grades. Its QR code brings students back to LearnFaster for mark schemes and examiner reports. You’ll find the download on exam-based qualification pages.

Paper checks and notes

Paper buttons link directly to the exam board’s published resources. The files stay on the board’s website. LearnFaster is independent of the exam boards, and our checks are not an exam-board endorsement.

Links labelled Check pending come from official listings but still need a full document check. For verified links, we’ve checked the qualification, sitting and resource type. Coverage varies by year, sitting and optional component; check the paper’s instructions for any supporting files you need.

A note beside the paper identifies any official correction or missing copyrighted material we’ve confirmed. Open it for the affected questions and details. Missing material usually affects particular questions. We’re still checking for other omissions and corrections.

Grade tools

The grade tools use historical boundaries for the selected qualification and exam series. Match the specification and components carefully. A practice result can help you plan revision; it can’t predict your final grade.

Using a practice paper · Understanding historical boundaries

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