Typical age range
Ages 14–16
A guide, not a placement ruleUnderstand deeply. Apply clearly.
Explore the currently mapped Mathematics and Physics learning areas for Cambridge IGCSE. See how chapters connect, understand the outcome of each concept and create a focused path through the ideas you want to strengthen.

Ages 14–16
A guide, not a placement rule2 subjects · 4 chapters
7 connected conceptsMathematical reasoning and physical understanding
Concepts, worked examples and focused practice
Learners studying at the Cambridge IGCSE stage and looking for concept-focused learning support. Start with the programme you follow, not an assumed numbered-class equivalent.
Build understanding that stays with you
Build links between number, proportion, algebra and functions.
Explore measurement, forces, motion and electrical quantities.
Use the chapter map to choose what to learn and revisit next.
Your available starting points
These are the subjects currently mapped for this stage, not a full list of official subject options.
Number, algebra, geometry, and statistics across Core and Extended.
Explore MathematicsGeneral physics, waves, electricity, and modern physics.
Explore PhysicsFrom overview to understanding
Find an idea, open its subject and see the outcome you are working towards.
2 of 2 mapped learning areas. Open a subject to see its complete chapter and concept map.
Cambridge mapping: Aligned to the Cambridge Pathway (Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, International AS & A Level) · 2025–26 series · Reviewed 2026-08-29.
This is educational learning support, not an official or exhaustive syllabus. The subject and concept counts describe this map only.
Signup carries your selected stage, subject and concept as context. Account setup currently asks for a numbered school class and does not automatically open the chosen concept. Use this public map to explore the exact Cambridge IGCSE stage; signing up does not save it as a separate programme selection.
A simple way to stay on track
Open the Mathematics or Physics map shown below.
Understand the concept and the result you are working towards.
Use examples and practice to connect understanding with problem solving.
Revisit less secure concepts and check them against their learning outcomes.
Choose the route that fits your study
Each stage has its own map. Follow your school’s programme rather than an automatic class conversion.
Try the public sample lesson to see how an explanation, example and practice can work together. It is a format preview, not a Cambridge IGCSE course placement.
No. This page shows the Mathematics and Physics chapters currently mapped in EveryAgeLearn. It is concept-focused learning support, not a complete or official reproduction of Cambridge syllabuses.
No. IGCSE is one stage of the pathway. Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary and International AS & A Level have separate stage pages and learning maps here.
Use your school and the relevant Cambridge syllabus for your course and examination series. The source, version and review date below identify the basis of this learning map; they do not replace your official course documents.
Choose a learning area, understand the concepts and take your next step with EveryAgeLearn.