Subjects

Every subject, one student at a time.

Maths and the three sciences at GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level. English, maths and science from Year 1 through Key Stage 3. Every lesson is one-to-one and online, taught to the student's own exam board.

Small-group lessons run in any of these subjects too, up to five students at the same level. Something not listed? Ask. If we can't teach it well, we'll say so.

Inside a lesson

What an hour with us looks like.

Every session follows the same shape, so students always know what's coming and parents always know what happened.

  1. A short warm-up question on a shared whiteboard

    01 · 5 MIN

    Warm up on last week

    Two or three quick questions on the previous gap. If it's still shaky, we stay on it. If it's solid, we move on.

  2. A worked example being built up step by step

    02 · 25 MIN

    One idea, explained properly

    The student watches it done, does it with help, then does it alone. Why it works, not just the steps. Planned in writing, against the specification, before the lesson starts.

  3. Exam-style questions being attempted under time

    03 · 25 MIN

    Exam-style practice

    Real past-paper questions on today's topic, marked live against the mark scheme, so the student sees exactly where marks are won and lost.

  4. A short written feedback note being sent to parents

    04 · 5 MIN

    Wrap up and the note home

    A short piece of homework, and written feedback to parents within 24 hours: what we covered, how it went, what's next.

What a lesson needs

  • A laptop or tablet with a camera, microphone and speakers, and a steady internet connection.
  • A quiet, shared space at home. A kitchen table beats a bedroom, with the door open where you can.
  • For students under 18, a responsible adult somewhere in the house for the whole lesson.

Lessons run on Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet. We send the link. Nothing to install beyond the app you already have.

Not sure where to start?

Book a single hour. The first lesson maps exactly where the student is, and you keep the written plan whether or not you book more.