Maths tuition
Maths tuition from times tables to algebra
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Maths tuition
Matched to your child
Every child starts with a free assessment, so tutors teach exactly what they need rather than a one-size-fits-all programme.
Why GCSE maths matters
Grade 4 is a standard pass. Students who don't reach grade 4 in maths must keep studying it after 16.
Progress you can see
Each session ends with feedback on what to work on next, and parents get regular progress updates.
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Primary maths
Numbers that add up
From counting and place value to times tables, fractions and written methods, we build the number confidence children need through KS1 and KS2.
Secondary maths
Step up to algebra
KS3 sessions cover algebra, ratio, geometry and fractions, helping children in Years 7 to 9 handle the jump to secondary maths and close gaps from primary school.
GCSE maths
Ready for exam day
Foundation and Higher tier topics, calculator and non-calculator practice and past papers for Years 10 and 11, taught to your child's exam board.
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childcare
All of our tutors are qualified, safeguarding trained and experienced in working with children and young people.
FAQs
Maths tuition costs £10 an hour (subsidised). 11+ maths is part of our 11+ programme at £15 an hour.
Yes. The national multiplication tables check at the end of Year 4 has 25 questions on times tables up to 12. We build fluency through regular, short practice.
Yes. We support both tiers and focus on the topics and exam skills your child needs.
Grade 4 is a standard pass and grade 5 a strong pass. Students below grade 4 in maths must continue studying it after 16.
No - all our maths tuition takes place in person at our centres.
