Hey everyone, Just checking in as week 3 of term 3 comes to a wrap. Very important times right now as university applications, IAs and external preparation continues. Feel free to ask us anything regarding these things and we'll get back to you as soon as possible! PS loving the engagement going on in the community right now. We encourage you all to ask us more questions and reply to each other with your own tips and tricks. Everyone wins!

Just want to check how some students can score 100% on Math Method and Specialist on their externals?? Any tips to share, please?

This week’s drop is a high-quality worksheet designed to sharpen your skills in Integration Techniques for Specialist Maths. Inside, you’ll find: ✅ Targeted practice on substitution, integration by parts, partial fractions, and trig identities ✅ A mix of standard and challenging exam-style questions Perfect for levelling up your problem-solving and boosting confidence before externals. Let me know if there’s a specific topic you want more of – I’m always taking requests. New worksheets released every Topic Tuesday, so keep an eye out each week!

Hey guys, shoot me any questions, concerns or advice you'd like to ask for on how to perform well for the upcoming IA3s!

Hey Everyone —You asked for something harder. Something that pushes you beyond what’s comfortable. Now it’s here. Today, we’re dropping Project 99.95’s Advanced IA3 Practice Papers for both Specialist Maths and Math Methods. What’s inside: ✅ Full-length, QCAA-style exam papers ✅ Harder, multi-layered questions ✅ Tricky curveballs built to test your reasoning ✅ Designed to stretch even the top students These aren’t your standard revision tools — they’re made to test the limits before the real exam does. Because the students who crush IA3’s aren’t just confident with the basics — they’re unshaken by surprises. 👉 Access both Advanced Papers in the Google Drive: Access The Drive Here How to best use them: - Sit each paper under real exam conditions - Track your time, and reflect on where you slowed down - Post your score + the question that tripped you up in the comments - Spot a weird question or potential typo? Let us know — this is still in final review phase 📩 Heads up: You’re getting this in your inbox too — because we don’t want anyone missing the drop. These papers = the gap between prepared and overprepared. Let’s raise the bar and redefine success. – Ryan