Online maths tutoring · Years 7 to 13

A qualified maths teacher, one-to-one, at the same time every week.

One-to-one KS3, GCSE and A-Level maths online. 60-minute lessons, one a week or more, built around your child's exam board and current level, and you get a note after every one.

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Qualified: PGCE, QTS, DBS
Experience: 7 years teaching
Levels: KS3 to Further Maths
Boards: AQA, Edexcel, OCR +2

$Leanne Mansour teaching equivalent fractions at a whiteboard$

From £30 a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, every week

How it works

Three steps. The third one is every week.

No packages to choose, no contract to sign. Book your weekly times in three minutes, or talk to us first on a free 30-minute call.

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Online · 3 minutes

Pick a level and your weekly times

Book online in three minutes: level, the days and times you want each week, card. One lesson a week or more. Lessons start the following week. Would rather talk first? Ask for a free 30-minute call and book afterwards.

First paid lesson · 60 minutes

A diagnostic lesson finds the gaps

Not the school scheme of work. The actual gaps, for the board and tier your child sits. That becomes the plan for the term.

60 minutes Every week

Lessons every week, and a note to you after each one

One-to-one over video with a shared whiteboard, at the same times every week. Within the hour you get a short note: what was covered, what went well, what to practise.

What you get

Every week, four things happen.

Every week

A 60-minute lesson at a fixed time

Same slot, same teacher. It goes in the family calendar once and stays there.

Within the hour

A note in your inbox

What was covered, how it went, and one or two things to practise before next week.

Whenever needed

A question answered

Stuck on homework midweek? Send the question. It gets a reply, not a wait until next lesson.

Each half term

A progress check-in

Where your child is against the target grade, what has moved, what the next half term focuses on.

Your tutor

Leanne Mansour

A qualified maths teacher with seven years of classroom experience, now teaching one-to-one online. Leanne teaches every level from Year 7 to A-Level Further Maths, across all the major exam boards.

Qualified: PGCE and Qualified Teacher Status
Experience: 7 years teaching maths
Levels: KS3, GCSE, A-Level, Further Maths
Exam boards: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas, Cambridge

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Results

Not promises. Grades that moved.

Every figure here is from the tutor’s own students. Ask about any of them on the free call.

2 grades

average jump between mocks and the final exam

100%

of last year’s GCSE students got a grade 5 or above

for every Further Maths student she has taught

Every year

results above the national average

Grade 4

Grade 7

Year 11, GCSE

A 4 in the November mocks. A 7 in the real exam the following summer.

Year 12 to 13, A-Level

From a D at the end of Year 12 to an A at A-Level, and a place at their first-choice university.

Set 4

Set 2

Year 9, KS3

Moved up two sets in a single term, so GCSE started from the right place.

Fail

Pass

GCSE resit

Had failed the resit. Passed at the next attempt after one term of weekly lessons.

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Prices

One price per lesson. As many a week as your child needs. Cancel anytime.

Years 7 to 9

KS3 Maths

Close the gaps now, so GCSE starts from a strong place instead of a scramble in Year 10.

£30a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, at the same times every week. One lesson a week is £30, two are £60. One-off lesson without a weekly booking: £35.

A qualified teacher with PGCE and QTS, not a student earning pocket money
Your child’s exact exam board and tier, practised on real past papers
You always know where they stand: a short note after every lesson
Nothing wasted: pause for holidays, cancel anytime, no packs

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Most families

Years 10 and 11

GCSE Maths

Move up the grades with your board’s real papers, a target per topic, and a plan that runs to exam day.

£40a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, at the same times every week. One lesson a week is £40, two are £80. One-off lesson without a weekly booking: £45.

A qualified teacher with PGCE and QTS, not a student earning pocket money
Your child’s exact exam board and tier, practised on real past papers
You always know where they stand: a short note after every lesson
Nothing wasted: pause for holidays, cancel anytime, no packs

Book this weekly slot Not sure? Free 30-minute call

Years 12 and 13, incl. Further Maths

A-Level Maths

Understand it properly, then learn to score on it. A plan through both years, not a panic in May.

£50a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, at the same times every week. One lesson a week is £50, two are £100. One-off lesson without a weekly booking: £55.

A qualified teacher with PGCE and QTS, not a student earning pocket money
Your child’s exact exam board and tier, practised on real past papers
You always know where they stand: a short note after every lesson
Nothing wasted: pause for holidays, cancel anytime, no packs

Book this weekly slot Not sure? Free 30-minute call

Billed weekly, one price per lesson. Cancel anytime.
Pause for holidays or half term. Up to four weeks a term, and your times are held.
Reschedule with 24 hours’ notice. One make-up lesson a month.
No sign-up fee, no packs, no lessons that expire.

What we cover

The whole specification, from Year 7 to Further Maths.

Not a subject list. The actual strands and topics your child will be examined on, taught to the board they sit.

Years 7, 8 and 9 · Ages 11 to 14

KS3 Maths

The three years where the gaps open up. We close them before GCSE starts, and build the habits of working that GCSE marks reward.

National CurriculumSchool schemes of work

KS3 Maths in detail

Number: Place value, negative numbers, fractions, decimals and percentages, powers and roots, order of operations, rounding and estimation
Algebra: Expressions and simplifying, substitution, solving linear equations, sequences and nth term, straight-line graphs, inequalities
Ratio and proportion: Sharing in a ratio, scaling, unit conversion, percentage change, direct proportion, speed and rates
Geometry and measures: Angles and polygons, area and perimeter, circles, Pythagoras, transformations, constructions, 3D shapes and volume
Probability and statistics: Averages and range, charts and tables, scatter graphs, probability of single and combined events

Years 10 and 11 · Ages 14 to 16

GCSE Maths

Foundation or Higher, taught to the exact board your child sits. Every topic below is on the specification, and every lesson uses real past papers.

AQA 8300Edexcel 1MA1OCR J560EduqasCambridge IGCSE

GCSE Maths in detail

Number: Indices and surds, standard form, bounds and error intervals, recurring decimals, HCF and LCM, systematic listing
Algebra: Quadratics (factorising, formula, completing the square), simultaneous equations, functions and inverse, iteration, quadratic sequences, algebraic proof, graphs of cubic, reciprocal and circle, transformations of graphs
Ratio, proportion and rates of change: Compound measures, direct and inverse proportion, growth and decay, compound interest, gradients as rates of change
Geometry and measures: Circle theorems, trigonometry including sine and cosine rules, vectors, similarity and congruence, constructions and loci, bearings, area and volume of compound shapes
Probability: Tree diagrams, conditional probability, Venn diagrams, set notation, relative frequency
Statistics: Cumulative frequency, box plots, histograms, sampling, comparing distributions

Years 12 and 13 · Ages 16 to 18

A-Level Maths and Further Maths

Understanding first, exam craft second, and a revision plan that runs through both years. Further Maths for students aiming at maths, physics, engineering or economics degrees.

AQA 7357Edexcel 9MA0OCR H240OCR MEI H640Cambridge International

A-Level Maths and Further Maths in detail

Pure: Proof, algebra and functions, coordinate geometry, sequences and series, binomial expansion, trigonometry and radians, exponentials and logarithms, differentiation, integration, numerical methods, vectors
Statistics: Sampling and the large data set, data presentation, probability, binomial and normal distributions, hypothesis testing, correlation and regression
Mechanics: Kinematics and SUVAT, variable acceleration, forces and Newton’s laws, connected particles, moments, projectiles, friction
Further Maths: Complex numbers, matrices, further algebra and series, further calculus, polar coordinates, hyperbolic functions, differential equations, plus the applied options your board sets

FAQ

Questions parents ask

Anything else, email info@thetutorsroom.com.

How do online lessons work?

Lessons are one-to-one over video with a shared whiteboard. Your child needs a laptop or tablet with a camera and microphone, and a quiet space. Nothing to install: the lesson runs from a link.

Which levels and exam boards do you cover?

Maths from Year 7 to A-Level Further Maths: KS3, GCSE (Foundation and Higher) and A-Level, for AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas and Cambridge.

How do we start?

Two ways. If you know the level, book online: pick your weekly times, one lesson a week or more, pay by card, and lessons start the following week. If you would rather talk first, ask for a free 30-minute call. No card details, and you book afterwards if it feels right.

What if we need to skip a week?

Pause. Nothing is charged for a paused week and your slot is held, for up to four weeks a term. A single missed lesson with 24 hours’ notice is rescheduled instead.

How do I know how my child is doing?

You get a short note after every lesson, and a progress check-in against the target grade each half term.

Can we do more than one lesson a week?

Yes. Pick as many weekly times as you like when you book, each one is the same price per lesson. Extra single lessons in the run-up to exams work too.

Ready? Pick your weekly times. Not sure? Talk to us first.

Booking takes three minutes and the first lesson can be as soon as today. Or ask for a free 30-minute call, no card details, and decide afterwards.

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