GCSE Maths small groups
Small group GCSE Maths tuition
A weekly live class of three to five students, led by a qualified teacher. More affordable than one-to-one, and small enough that every student is seen and heard.
Qualified UK teachers (QTS / QTLS) · Enhanced DBS checked
Three to five students
Small enough for the teacher to check every student’s working, large enough to learn from how others think.
Grouped by level
Groups are matched by tier and target grade, so the pace suits everyone in the room.
Move to one-to-one any time
Some students start in a group and switch to one-to-one before exams. You can change as needs change.
Content
- Number
- Algebra
- Ratio, proportion and rates of change
- Geometry and measures
- Probability
- Statistics
How a group lesson runs
- Retrieval quiz on earlier topics
- Teacher-led explanation and worked examples
- Guided, then independent practice
- Exam-style questions and feedback
Exam boards
AQA, Edexcel (Pearson) and OCR. Groups are planned around the specification the students are sitting.
Who it is for
Students in Years 10 and 11 working towards GCSE Maths, Foundation or Higher.
Price
GCSE small group
A weekly online class with a qualified teacher. The first consultation is free.
All prices →Also available
GCSE Maths one-to-one
Live one-to-one lessons, planned from a diagnostic test so the time goes on the topics that will move your child’s grade. Foundation or Higher, any major exam board.
Find out more →How we teach
The SMART Learning Model
Sense, Map, Apply, Reflect, Transform: the same five-step cycle behind every lesson.
See how it works →Common questions
How many students are in a group?
Between three and five. We keep groups small so the teacher can check every student’s understanding during the lesson.
Will my child still get individual help?
Yes. The teacher gives each student feedback on their own work and adjusts for individual gaps. Students also learn a lot from hearing how others solve problems.
Can we switch to one-to-one later?
Yes. Many families start in a group and move to one-to-one, or the other way round. Just let us know.
Who are your tutors?
Qualified UK teachers (QTS or QTLS) with Enhanced DBS checks and classroom experience. Some also mark GCSE exams for the exam boards. We do not use student tutors.
What do we need for online lessons?
A laptop or tablet and a reliable internet connection. Lessons run in our own virtual classroom, reached through the Learning Portal in a web browser, so there are no Zoom links or downloads.
How do we get started?
Book a free online consultation. Before it, your child does a diagnostic test at home, so we can talk through the results and agree a plan. There is no obligation to continue.
See where your child really stands.
Tell us about your child and we will take it from there: a diagnostic test at home, then a conversation about the plan.