Every task runs over several classes, and using that working time well is part of the evidence. Each page states its success criteria up front, as things an observer could see in your work — reasoning, growth, and communication, never speed, as How Marks Work explains. Every criteria table traces back to our Learning Goals.
The five tasks
- The Transformation Gallery — curate one parent function’s family: eight portraits, every move in the recipe, each caption defended.
- Double or Nothing — measure something that multiplies, model it, and report exactly where the model earns your trust.
- The Tide Problem — fit a sinusoidal model to real tide data and defend one prediction the data never saw.
- Your Financial Future — the strand’s culminating task: a personal savings-and-borrowing plan that is honest about debt.
- The Functions Symposium — the finale: one real-world function, modelled and defended, drawing threads from all four units.