Gaps found, then closed
Maths is cumulative. We begin by diagnosing precisely where understanding thinned out — often years earlier — and rebuild from there rather than papering over it.
Maths Tuition
Online maths tuition that rebuilds understanding
One-to-one online maths lessons for KS2, KS3, GCSE and A-Level students. Personally matched tutors who find the gap, close it, and turn maths from something endured into something managed.
Why maths tuition
Progress comes from understanding, not repetition
Extra worksheets rarely fix maths. Attention does. Our tutors work one-to-one so nothing is guessed at and nothing is skipped.
Method over memorising
Students learn why a method works, so they can adapt it under pressure instead of hunting for a remembered example that never quite fits.
Tutors who know the boards
Every maths tutor holds at least a grade 8 (or an A at A-Level) in the subject and works fluently across AQA, Edexcel, OCR, CIE and WJEC.
Topics we support
Full coverage of the maths curriculum
From arithmetic fluency to calculus, lessons are shaped around your child's specification and the topics that are genuinely holding them back.
Number & Algebra
- Fractions & ratio
- Indices & surds
- Equations
- Sequences
- Quadratics
- Simultaneous equations
Geometry & Measures
- Angles & polygons
- Pythagoras
- Trigonometry
- Circle theorems
- Transformations
- Vectors
Statistics & Probability
- Averages
- Cumulative frequency
- Histograms
- Tree diagrams
- Sampling
- Correlation
A-Level & Further
- Differentiation
- Integration
- Proof
- Mechanics
- Statistics
- Further Maths modules
Every level
KS2, KS3, GCSE and A-Level maths
The same care at every stage — pitched precisely to where your child is.
KS2 & 11+ Maths
Times tables, arithmetic fluency, reasoning papers and the problem-solving style entrance exams reward — taught patiently, at a pace that protects confidence.
KS3 & GCSE Maths
Foundation and Higher tier support across every board, with structured coverage of the specification, past paper technique and targeted revision in the run-up to exams.
A-Level Maths & Further Maths
Pure, mechanics and statistics taught by specialists, with an emphasis on rigorous working, exam-standard notation and genuine independence before university.
Building confidence
Quiet confidence, built one question at a time
Maths anxiety is real, and it is usually the first thing we address. Lessons are calm, unhurried and entirely private, so a student can admit what they don't understand without an audience.
Tutors are trained to praise the attempt rather than only the answer. Over a term, most parents notice the change at home before they see it on a report.
- No question is too small to ask
- Mistakes treated as information, not failure
- Progress shared with parents in plain language
Exam preparation
Prepared for the paper, not just the topic
Knowing the maths and scoring the marks are two different skills. In the months before an exam we work through past papers under timed conditions, unpick mark schemes and drill the phrasing examiners reward.
Tutors teach the practical habits that quietly gain marks: showing working, checking units, managing time across a paper and knowing when to move on.
- Past papers by board and tier
- Mark scheme analysis and model answers
- Timed practice and revision timetabling
Our approach
A lesson plan written for your child
No generic curriculum. Every maths programme is built after we've seen how your child actually works.
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Baseline assessment
The first lesson establishes what your child truly understands, not what a report card says they should.
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A written plan
Topics are sequenced deliberately so each week builds on the last, with clear priorities agreed with you.
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Guided practice
Tutors model a method, then hand it over — students do the thinking while the tutor keeps them on track.
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Review and reinforce
Short recall tasks revisit earlier topics so knowledge holds through to the exam, not just to Friday.
Frequently asked questions
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Maths at every stage
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Let's find the right maths tutor for your child
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