ESAT LECTURE NOTES
Study the ESAT mathematics syllabus through detailed, problem-led lecture notes that connect core theory to the decisions required in unfamiliar admissions-test questions.
The Mathematics 1 resource develops core algebra, functions, geometry, trigonometry, probability and related syllabus skills through narrative explanation, diagrams, common traps and a large worked-example bank.
The aim is not to create a formula sheet. Each section trains recognition: what the question is really testing, which route is efficient and which tempting routes waste time.
Mathematics 2 pushes further into advanced algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus-style reasoning. The current resource contains 277 worked examples and a final set of original CF Maths challenges designed to combine ideas.
Begin with an ESAT diagnostic if you do not yet know which areas are weakest. Then use the corresponding lecture-note sections to rebuild those methods before returning to fresh timed practice.
Worked examples are most useful when followed by retrieval and mixed practice. After revising a chapter, use a complete 27-question mock to check whether the method is still recognisable when the topic label disappears.