Small groups.Big progress in maths.
GCSE, A-level and STEP, live online. One tutor and up to three students, each writing on their own board.
How it works
- Step 1
Maths check
A short paper on our real lesson board, about 15 minutes.
- Step 2
Free test lesson
30 minutes with the tutor, who has already seen the check.
- Step 3
Weekly group
Up to two classmates at the same level, the same time every week.
Courses
GCSE Maths
Foundation and Higher, with weekly exam practice.
[GCSE price, e.g. £25] per lessonA-level Maths
Pure, statistics and mechanics for your exam board.
[A-level price, e.g. £30] per lessonSTEP
Past papers in depth for Cambridge and Warwick offers.
[STEP price, e.g. £35] per lesson
Your tutors
Real maths people who like explaining. [one or two sentences on how you choose tutors; confirm DBS wording with safeguarding]
- [Photo: tutor]
[first tutor's name]
[their title, e.g. GCSE and A-level][two sentences: background, what they enjoy teaching]
- [Photo: tutor]
[second tutor's name]
[their title, e.g. A-level and STEP][two sentences: background, what they enjoy teaching]
Book a free test lesson
30 minutes. Times in your time zone.
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Questions
What does my child need?
A laptop or computer with a camera and microphone, and a steady internet connection. A tablet with a pen is best for writing, and it can sit next to the laptop as a second screen just for the board. A mouse and keyboard also work.
Are lessons recorded?
We never record video. We do not record audio either. Each student's board is saved as lesson notes, so your child can look back at the work. Please read our privacy policy for the details.
Why groups of three?
It is small enough for the tutor to see every student's working as they write and to help each one by name. It is big enough that students hear each other's questions and learn from them, and it costs less than one-to-one. Each student writes on their own board, and the tutor can step into any of them.
Who are the tutors?
[who the tutors are, how you choose them, qualifications] You can read how we keep students safe on our safeguarding page.