EnGage Education

EnGage Education EnGage Education is run by Ceri Gage, a teacher with 8 years experience in education. EnGage Education was founded on a love of learning, teaching and maths.

Bespoke, one to one tuition is designed specifically for the needs of your individual child. All children are unique and as such so should their lessons be. Many students arrive with signs of Maths Anxiety, lack confidence and even fear numbers. EnGage Education is passionate about working alongside these children and their families to improve their growth mindset, develop their mathematical skill

s and eventually this releases their inner mathematician. We also work with children who are sitting their entrance exams or 11+. Again we focus on building the skills in Maths, Verbal Reasoning, Non-Verbal reasoning and English. However, we also teach exam techniques and most importantly, growth mindset. The 11+ can be a stressful and pressured time for children, we ensure that our lessons are fun, creative, interactive and full of personalised content. Tuition time should be seen as an experience, not a chore. Building rapport with our children is the key to success, as this allows us to breakdown the barriers to their learning and help them along on their learning journey. Every journey is different, starting and ending in vastly different places, but, they each include, fun, laughter, learning, growth mindset and new skills.

It’s Maths Homework Bingo! 📝🎉How many of these phrases did your teen say this week? Tick them off in your head, and drop...
12/12/2025

It’s Maths Homework Bingo! 📝🎉

How many of these phrases did your teen say this week? Tick them off in your head, and drop a comment with your funniest / most repeated one!

Let’s see who’s winning the homework bingo this week! 🤣

Last night I used my Traffic Light Checklist with a new GCSE student. Before using the Checklist I always chat to the st...
21/11/2025

Last night I used my Traffic Light Checklist with a new GCSE student. Before using the Checklist I always chat to the student to see what they feel is causing them a problem. This particular student was so overwhelmed that they had no idea how to answer that question.

We focused purely on the Number element of the Traffic Light Checklist and suddenly they could see exactly where their key problems were: division and rounding.
Overwhelm turned into direction in about 10 minutes, we know exactly what we need to focus on in the next few weeks.

In the free parent workshop, I’ll show you the exact method so you can do the same at home with your teen.

If you want maths to feel calmer and clearer, comment WORKSHOP and I’ll send you the link.

A student said to me last week: “I’m just bad at maths.” She is worried that she won't be able to attend the Sixth Form ...
20/11/2025

A student said to me last week: “I’m just bad at maths.” She is worried that she won't be able to attend the Sixth Form she likes if maths doesn't improve. She felt trapped, like everything was important and there was no way out.

Forty minutes later she was smiling because she could finally see what she knew and what needed work. After 60 minutes we had developed a full plan to take her to Christmas!

I want more teens to have that moment of clarity, to see their route to confidence. So I’m hosting a free workshop where I’ll show you exactly how I build confidence fast with GCSE Foundation students. Giving you the tools to see this in your teen.

I'm even including the Traffic Light Checklist method I use in every single lesson.

Comment WORKSHOP for the link if you’d like to join.

13/11/2025

💛 I’m Not a Tech Specialist… And That’s Actually a Good Thing

I’m not a tech wizard.
I’m not a marketing guru.
I’m definitely not a social media expert.

But here’s what I am…
And it’s exactly why I’m able to help so many GCSE parents and students.

✨ I’m a teacher who listens.
I don’t throw jargon at you. I hear what your child is struggling with, what’s worrying you, and what feels overwhelming.

✨ I’m a maths simplifier.
No fancy apps. No complicated systems. Just clear, step-by-step teaching that actually makes sense to real students.

✨ I’m a confidence builder.
So many students don’t have a maths problem — they have a belief problem. I help them rebuild confidence piece by piece so they can actually feel proud of themselves again.

✨ I’m a parent-support partner.
You don’t need tech funnels or algorithms… you need someone who can take the pressure off, help you understand where your child really is, and guide them forward without stress.

✨ I’m consistent.
I show up every week with practical strategies, simple explanations and patience (a LOT of patience 😅).

Challenge Yourself!These time based questions can cause chaos for Foundation Maths students.How would you approach it?Fo...
03/10/2025

Challenge Yourself!

These time based questions can cause chaos for Foundation Maths students.

How would you approach it?

For more tip and detailed advice join Confused to Confident – GCSE Foundation Maths Parent Hub

End of Unit Tests are ComingRemember to praise the revision effort before the exam and after the results.Praise means mo...
01/10/2025

End of Unit Tests are Coming

Remember to praise the revision effort before the exam and after the results.

Praise means more confidence

For more tips and detailed advice join From Confused to Confident – GCSE Foundation Maths Parent Hub

Never Leave A Question BlankAlways encourage your child to write something. Noting the correct formula and replacing the...
29/09/2025

Never Leave A Question Blank

Always encourage your child to write something. Noting the correct formula and replacing the formula with correct values can pick up much needed marks.

It might even spark the memory to be able to answer the question fully!

For more tips and detailed advice join Confused to Confident – GCSE Foundation Maths Parent Hub

Fun FactThis is actually a useful reminder for your child of the basic principle of algebra. A concept that often isn't ...
26/09/2025

Fun Fact

This is actually a useful reminder for your child of the basic principle of algebra. A concept that often isn't taught or properly explained.

It can open a conversation to stop the negative thoughts around algebra.

For more tips and detailed advice join From Confused to Confident – GCSE Foundation Maths Parent Hub

Challenge Yourself!Students can find these types of questions challenging. There is a more text than many are comfortabl...
24/09/2025

Challenge Yourself!

Students can find these types of questions challenging. There is a more text than many are comfortable with at Foundation GCSE.

For more tips and detailed advice join From Confused to Confident – GCSE Foundation Maths Parent Hub

Whether it is an in class test, a mock, homework or revision practice avoid asking how many questions your child got rig...
22/09/2025

Whether it is an in class test, a mock, homework or revision practice avoid asking how many questions your child got right. It alludes to you have an expectation and can cause your child to worry about disappointment.

Instead ask what have you learnt, it is gentle and gives them the opportunity to explain a positive. Praising the effort instead of the outcome is essential to building confidence.

For more tips and detailed advice join From Confused to Confident – GCSE Foundation Maths Parent Hub

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Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm

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+447400219491

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