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Bridging tests

The AS Pure Mathematics bridging tests below are provided to support students making the transition from GCSE to AS level Mathematics. They are based on the Foundations of Advanced Mathematics (FAM) papers.

These documents can be downloaded and added to your school’s VLE to allow student’s to attempt them.

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