Small Groups, High-Impact Learning, 90-minute sessions, Weekend Maths & Economics Coaching Classes on Saturday, running parallel to the school term (39 weeks)

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Give your child the confidence, clarity, and exam skills they need to excel. Our weekend coaching sessions are designed to strengthen subject knowledge, build exam technique, and provide structured, high-quality support for GCSE and A Level students. |We have our own study material and resources. Our coaching groups are intentionally kept very small — a maximum of 6 students — to ensure every learner receives focused attention, personalised support, and meaningful feedback.  

These sessions are usually full with a waiting list, so we encourage early booking to secure your place and avoid disappointment.

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GCSE Maths (Year 10 & Year 11) - 9:00 am – 10:30 am

A focused 90-minute session covering core topics, problem-solving strategies, and exam-style practice.

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A Level Maths (Year 12 & Year 13)11:00 am – 12:30 pm

In-depth teaching of Pure, Mechanics, and Statistics with a strong emphasis on exam technique and mastery of complex concepts.

 

Afternoon Economics Sessions AS Economics (Year 12)1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

Clear explanations of key theories, real-world application, and structured exam-style responses.

 

A Level Economics (Year 13)3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Advanced content coverage, essay writing development, and targeted exam preparation for top grade performance.

 

Coaching Session Fees

• Year 10: £35 per session

• Year 11: £40 per session

• Year 12 & Year 13: £45 per session

 

Our sessions are designed to be engaging, structured, and tailored to the needs of each learner, ensuring steady progress and strong exam confidence.

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Individual one-to-one tutorials

 

We offer one‑to‑one tutorial sessions for the following subjects:

• GCSE Maths: £45 per hour

• A Level Maths: £50 per hour

• A Level Economics: £50 per hour

 

We recommend 1‑hour sessions for GCSE students and 1.5‑hour sessions for A Level students, as this allows sufficient time to cover the depth and breadth of the syllabus effectively.

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How do our independent tutorial sessions work?

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During the first session, we carry out an initial assessment to understand the learner’s current level, strengths, and areas for development. To support this, we ask for:

• Previous mock exam results

• Target and predicted grades

• Samples of independent work

• The exam board (as paper structure and question style vary across boards)

This information helps us tailor each tutorial to the student’s specific needs.

 

Structure of a typical tutorial session

• First 20–30 minutes: Review and mark homework, with clear feedback and guidance for improvement

• Next 45–60 minutes: Teach the agreed topic or subject content in depth

• Final 10–15 minutes: Explain the homework so the student understands what to do and how to approach it

We aim to build confidence and strong exam skills. We do not set homework to “catch students out”; we set it to reinforce learning, so the student must understand the task before they leave the session.

 

You are welcome to choose 1‑hour sessions, but please note that shorter sessions can feel rushed, especially at A Level, where the content is more extensive.