GCSE
Foundation and Higher, taught separately by tutors who know the difference matters. Choose one-to-one lessons paced entirely around your child, or a small group at a fixed weekly time.
One student, one tutor
£40per hour
60 minutes · online via Google Meet
Max 6 students
£10per hour
60 minutes · online via Google Meet
Foundation and Higher run as separate sessions so that teaching is pitched at the right level for everyone in the room. Sessions are one hour, online via Google Meet.
Group sessions begin on 7 November 2026, subject to reaching minimum numbers. Places in both group and one-to-one lessons are limited.
The same structure whether your child is one-to-one or in a group.
Every lesson · 60 minutes
Quick recall on the topics that carry the most marks: number, ratio and algebra, plus whatever was taught last week.
Expand and simplify 3(2x − 5) + 4x, then three questions on last week's topic.
One topic taught properly rather than three skimmed, with understanding checked as it goes rather than at the end.
Solving quadratics by factorising, checked question by question on the whiteboard.
Targeted practice until the method stops costing thinking time, so it holds up under exam pressure.
Twelve factorising questions that get harder as they go.
Edexcel-style questions marked the way an examiner marks them, so method marks are not left on the table.
A five-mark question where the working, not the answer, is most of the marks.
Teaching is Edexcel focused. The skills, methods and exam technique apply across all exam boards, so students sitting AQA or OCR are not at a disadvantage.
That is exactly the kind of thing a free consultation is for. Tell us where your child is now and we will tell you honestly what we would recommend.