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What we teach

Courses built around the specification

Six subjects, three stages, and lessons aligned to the exact exam board your child's school follows. Every course below runs from Year 7 to A-Level.

Jump to:MathematicsPhysicsChemistryBiologyComputer ScienceEnglish Language

How lessons are delivered

One-to-one or small group

Both formats are taught live on Microsoft Teams by the same specialist tutors. The right choice depends on your child.

One-to-One Tuition

The tutor’s full attention, and a lesson that moves at exactly your child’s pace. Best where there are specific gaps to close, confidence to rebuild, or an exam close at hand.

  • Lesson plan built around one student
  • Pace adjusts week to week
  • Ideal for exam-year catch-up

Small-Group Tuition

Small enough that every student is known and questioned, large enough that lessons stay collaborative. More affordable, and some students genuinely work better alongside peers.

  • Lower cost per lesson
  • Learning alongside peers at the same level
  • Structured, specification-led teaching

Subject by subject

What your child will actually study

Each subject below is broken down by stage, with the topics we cover and the exam boards we teach to.

Mathematics

Year 7 – A-Level

AQAPearson EdexcelOCR

From number fluency to calculus. We rebuild confidence where it has been lost and stretch students who are ready to move faster.

Years 7–9

Key Stage 3

Securing the foundations that everything later depends on.

  • Number and place value
  • Algebraic notation
  • Ratio and proportion
  • Geometry and measures
  • Probability and statistics

Years 10–11

GCSE

Exam-focused preparation across Foundation and Higher tiers.

  • Algebraic manipulation
  • Quadratics and simultaneous equations
  • Trigonometry
  • Vectors
  • Exam technique and past papers

Years 12–13

A-Level

Pure and applied mathematics at the depth universities expect.

  • Differentiation and integration
  • Sequences and series
  • Mechanics
  • Statistical distributions
  • Proof and reasoning

Physics

Year 7 – A-Level

AQAPearson EdexcelOCR

Physics rewards students who can picture what is happening. We teach the intuition first, then the equations that describe it.

Years 7–9

Key Stage 3

Forces, energy and electricity explained through everyday examples.

  • Forces and motion
  • Energy transfers
  • Simple circuits
  • Waves and sound
  • Space physics

Years 10–11

GCSE

Required practicals, calculations and the command words examiners use.

  • Electricity and circuits
  • Particle model of matter
  • Magnetism and induction
  • Radioactivity
  • Required practical write-ups

Years 12–13

A-Level

Mathematical physics, from mechanics to quantum phenomena.

  • Further mechanics
  • Fields and their consequences
  • Thermal physics
  • Quantum phenomena
  • Practical endorsement skills

Chemistry

Year 7 – A-Level

AQAPearson EdexcelOCR

The subject where marks are most often lost to imprecise language. We drill the definitions as hard as the concepts.

Years 7–9

Key Stage 3

Particles, reactions and the periodic table made concrete.

  • States of matter
  • Elements and compounds
  • Acids and alkalis
  • Chemical reactions
  • The periodic table

Years 10–11

GCSE

Structured revision of every specification topic, with mole calculations drilled.

  • Atomic structure and bonding
  • Quantitative chemistry
  • Rates and equilibria
  • Organic chemistry
  • Chemical analysis

Years 12–13

A-Level

Physical, inorganic and organic chemistry at full depth.

  • Thermodynamics
  • Kinetics and equilibria
  • Transition metals
  • Organic synthesis routes
  • Spectroscopy and analysis

Biology

Year 7 – A-Level

AQAPearson EdexcelOCR

Content-heavy by nature. We teach students how to organise and recall it, not simply how to read it again.

Years 7–9

Key Stage 3

Cells, body systems and ecosystems, taught visually.

  • Cells and organisation
  • Human body systems
  • Reproduction
  • Ecosystems
  • Variation and inheritance

Years 10–11

GCSE

Specification coverage plus the extended-response technique that carries the marks.

  • Cell biology
  • Infection and response
  • Bioenergetics
  • Homeostasis
  • Inheritance and evolution

Years 12–13

A-Level

Biochemistry, physiology and genetics at university-entry standard.

  • Biological molecules
  • Gene expression
  • Energy transfer
  • Nervous coordination
  • Statistical analysis of data

Computer Science

Year 7 – A-Level

AQAPearson EdexcelOCR

Real programming from the first lesson, alongside the theory papers that decide the grade.

Years 7–9

Key Stage 3

Computational thinking and a first proper programming language.

  • Algorithms and flowcharts
  • Introduction to Python
  • Data representation
  • Networks basics
  • Online safety

Years 10–11

GCSE

Programming practice paired with systematic theory revision.

  • Programming fundamentals
  • Data structures
  • Computer systems
  • Networks and security
  • Ethical and legal issues

Years 12–13

A-Level

Deeper theory plus support through the non-exam assessment project.

  • Object-oriented programming
  • Data structures and algorithms
  • Computational complexity
  • Databases and SQL
  • NEA project guidance

English Language

Year 7 – A-Level

AQAPearson EdexcelOCR

Reading closely and writing clearly — the two skills that lift grades across every other subject as well.

Years 7–9

Key Stage 3

Building vocabulary, sentence control and reading stamina.

  • Reading comprehension
  • Sentence structure
  • Descriptive writing
  • Spelling and punctuation
  • Speaking and listening

Years 10–11

GCSE

Both papers taught to the mark scheme, with timed practice throughout.

  • Analysing language and structure
  • Comparing texts
  • Creative writing
  • Writing to persuade
  • Spoken language endorsement

Years 12–13

A-Level

Linguistic frameworks, discourse analysis and independent investigation.

  • Language levels and frameworks
  • Child language acquisition
  • Language change
  • Language and identity
  • NEA investigation support

Curricula we follow

Not only the British curriculum

Students outside the United Kingdom are taught to their own national curriculum, with lessons scheduled around their local time zone.

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British National Curriculum

England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland

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US Curriculum

Common Core State Standards

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Australian Curriculum

ACARA aligned

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Canadian Curriculum

Provincial curricula

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