CCEA GCSE Maths M2 Revision Resources

Free revision mats and a practice paper for the CCEA GCSE Maths M2 module test (Foundation Tier) — created by qualified Northern Ireland teachers.

Note: these resources cover the M2 content. M2 builds on M1, so revise the M1 material too.

M2 Revision Resources

Everything below is free — download the revision mats and the practice paper.

M2 Revision Mats

Targeted practice questions covering the M2 content, with full worked answers.

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M2 Practice Paper

A full practice paper in the style of the CCEA M2 module test, with a complete mark scheme.

Paper A (PDF) →Answers (PDF) →

What the M2 module test covers

M2 is the Foundation Tier module test. It targets grades C*, C, D, E, F and G and builds on the content of M1. It is usually paired with the M6 completion test, and together M2 + M6 give a final GCSE grade in the range C*–G.

How the M2 module test works

The M2 module test is a single written paper, sat with a calculator, lasting 1 hour 45 minutes. It is worth 45% of the GCSE, and the paired M6 completion test makes up the other 55%. Raw mark boundaries change slightly each year.

Exam structure

  • Single written paper — 1 hour 45 minutes
  • Calculator allowed throughout
  • Module test — worth 45% of your final GCSE Maths grade

M2 frequently asked questions

What does the M2 module test cover?

M2 is the Foundation Tier module test. It targets grades C*, C, D, E, F and G and builds on the content of M1. It is usually paired with the M6 completion test, and together M2 + M6 give a final GCSE grade in the range C*–G.

What grade can M2 lead to?

M2 targets grades C*, C, D, E, F and G. Combined with the M6 completion test, the M2 + M6 route gives final GCSE grades in the range C*–G.

Is a calculator allowed in M2?

Yes — the M2 module test is sat with a calculator throughout. (Note the paired M6 completion test has one non-calculator paper.)

How does M2 fit with M6?

M2 is worth 45% of the GCSE and the M6 completion test the other 55%. You sit both to complete the Foundation Tier GCSE.

How should I revise for M2?

Work through the revision mats, then sit the practice paper under timed conditions and mark it with the answer key.

Where can I find extra revision resources?

Corbettmaths is the best free site for extra revision. They have a CCEA-specific page for this unit, with videos and practice questions: Corbettmaths CCEA M2 Revision.

The other CCEA GCSE Maths modules

CCEA GCSE Maths is sat as a module test plus a completion test. Your school chooses the tier and the pairing.

  • Foundation Tier — module tests M1 and M2 (this page), completed by M5 or M6.
  • Higher Tier — module tests M3 and M4, completed by M7 or M8.

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