Let's master GCSE Maths together
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Live online Year 11 Maths lessons with teachers who know exactly what the examiner wants, and how to get your child performing at their best.
TrustpilotExcellent2,156 reviewsThe Maths results speak for themselves
3x more
Grade 9s
than the national average in Maths
51% vs 17%
GCSE Maths grades 7-9, vs the national average
The system behind it
Maths is a chain. One missing link and the rest falls apart. We find the gaps, fill them in, and build the methods that actually win marks
Two live lessons per subject per week
Same teacher, same time, every week. The kind of consistency that makes things actually stick.
Every lesson recorded, access any time
Catch up after a missed class, revisit tricky topics, or rewatch before a test - every lesson stays available all year.
Workbooks & marked homework
Every lesson comes with a workbook. Homework is set and marked regularly, so mistakes get caught early.
We follow the Edexcel spec. Content lines up with AQA and OCR too, so don't worry if your child's school uses a different board
Taught by Maths teachers who know what wins marks
Your child's GCSE Maths teacher should know more than the syllabus. They should know what the examiner is looking for, where students drop marks, and how to teach a method that actually sticks
Maths
Neil Trivedi
1st, UCL · 9+ yrs of teaching
Maths
Guy Maycock
1st, Bath · 14+ yrs of teaching · 10+ yrs A-level examiner
Maths
Joe Sim
1st, Warwick · 8+ yrs of teaching · University entrance exam coach
Maths
Nick Featherstone
Masters, Oxford · 14+ yrs of teaching
Maths specialists. Top university degrees. The teachers who know what a top GCSE Maths grade looks like
Don't just take our word for it
How it works
Tell us about your child
A learning advisor will get to know them: their strengths in Maths, their gaps, what would work.
Find the right plan together
Pick the right tier, set the schedule, enrol when you're ready. 14-day money-back guarantee, no rush.
Watch their confidence grow
Methods click. Marks follow. Maths stops being the subject they dread.
Your Year 11 Maths week
All lessons live. All recorded. Rewatch any time, all year
Both streams run at the same time. Students join the tier that matches their target grade.
Your questions, answered
It's already Year 11. Is there enough time to make a real difference?
Yes, and Year 11 is when this kind of structured teaching matters most. Students who join us now typically see movement within the first 4–6 weeks: methods that didn't stick start to click, exam technique replaces guesswork, and confidence rebuilds before the mocks. The earlier they start, the more headroom they have, but the run-up to GCSEs is exactly when consistent weekly lessons, marked homework, and step-by-step video help for every question do the most work.
What if my child won't engage with online lessons?
That's the question most parents arrive with, and the one we hear about least afterwards. The lessons are live and interactive. Questions go in the chat (which most students prefer to putting their hand up), polls keep the room engaged, and the teacher works through problems step by step. Within a few weeks, most parents tell us their child is the one asking to log on, not the one being chased.
My child finds Maths stressful. Will this make it worse?
No, and for most students it's the opposite. The pace is steady, questions go in the chat (anonymous to other students), and every lesson is recorded so they can revisit topics without pressure. Most students relax once they realise no one's putting them on the spot. Within a few weeks, parents notice two changes: the marks start to move, and Maths stops being the subject their child dreads.
What if my child's school uses a different exam board?
We teach the Edexcel specification. Around half of UK GCSE Maths students sit Edexcel, so for many families this lines up directly. If your child's school uses AQA or OCR, the core Maths is essentially the same. The topics, methods and curriculum are set nationally, so what we teach still covers what they need to learn.
Can my child start mid-year?
Yes, most students do. Every previous lesson is available as a recording, so your child can catch up at their own pace while keeping up with the live schedule. The workbooks and homework videos are all available from day one. Most mid-year joiners are back on track within a few weeks.
What if it's not the right fit?
You get a 14-day full money-back guarantee from the day of your child's first lesson. No questions, no friction. After that, you can cancel any time. Very few parents claim the refund, but it's there so you can try us without pressure.
Get Year 11 Maths sorted
Live GCSE Maths lessons with teachers who know exactly what the examiner wants