Charlie π Maths

I have slots available for July.
Let me know if you have a child in Y10 who may need some support for their GCSE maths study.

Are you looking to add maths tuition to your skill set? Level up with Su's great course starting in the new year.

✨ One of my favourite projects this year has been such a joy to work on! ✨

I’ve been collaborating with Matt Wilkinson from Restart Tuition to help primary tutors (and tutors of other subjects) build confidence in tutoring GCSE Maths — both Foundation and Higher levels.

We’ve kept our sessions small and relaxed — more like friendly conversations than formal CPD — and it’s been amazing to see how much everyone has grown in confidence! 💪

We’ve had some fantastic feedback and are now taking bookings for our next course starting in January.

If you (or someone you know) might be interested, please share or get in touch — we’d love to chat and make sure it’s the right fit for you.

👉 Confident Maths Programme

‼️New Slot available:
💻I'm launching a small online GCSE group (max 6 students)
⌛Tuesday's 4pm til 5pm.
✅We will be targeting grades 4 and 5, to help ensure the pass mark is reached first time!

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I also have space in my Home Ed KS3 group that I run on behalf of the awesome Easy As Pi Maths Tuition

🏡Monday's 11.15am and thursday's 12.30pm

Please contact for more details/to sign up.

Part of why I left teaching was due to how incredibly hard the system can be on our young people and how I couldn't be part of that soul destroying pressure cooker.

It's a tricky topic and one that needs everyone to be aware. Most importantly teenagers need to be heard and supported through their transformative years.

One of the reasons I love tutoring is you can really help build up esteem and turn around a child's relationship with learning.

With Mental Health Awareness Week coming up in May, teachers might want to explore our PSHE resources, including My Troubled Mind – Real stories about teenage mental health. Topics include emotional and physical health, self-esteem and self-confidence. Resources: bbc.in/42yv53h BBC Action Line: bbc.in/2H4ia2r #TeacherResources #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

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This week I've taught two of my students how to use standard form for very big and very small numbers.

This website is the perfect resource to demonstrate how standard form numbers look in the real world (and universe!)

Scale of the Universe: Discover the vast ranges of our visible and invisible world. Scale of Universe is an interactive experience to inspire people to learn about the vast ranges of the visible and invisible world.

Happy 3.14 pi day!! Which, just so happens, to also be my birthday!!

A veritable feast of mathematical treats today
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Hope your celebrations are well rounded. #piday2025 #piday #mathteacher #mathstudent #mathart #pi #desmosart #piproof

Happy International Women's day and happy birthday to the wonderful Su Bowie

Katherine Johnson - Wikipedia Creola Katherine Johnson (née Coleman; August 26, 1918 – February 24, 2020) was an American mathematician whose calculations of orbital mechanics as a NASA employee were critical to the success of the first and subsequent U.S. crewed spaceflights.[1][2] During her 33-year career at NASA and its...

https://mathigon.org/course/transformations/introduction

Mathigon is a recent website I've found with not only awesome tools and games but a really intriguing and accessible insight to various maths concepts.

Taken from the symmetry section:

"Many geometric concepts like lines or polygons were “invented” by mathematicians. Symmetry, on the other hand, is everywhere around us. Almost all plants, animals, and even we humans are symmetric."

Transformations and Symmetry – Mathigon Symmetry can be seen everywhere in nature – but it also underlies completely invisible laws of nature. Mathematics can explain why that is the case.