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October holidays are here!!! If your child needs any extra help with GCSE mathematics and A level Mathematics, feel free to get in touch on +44 7780 636591.

Free sessions are this week - Monday to Friday, times and topics to follow.

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4 more weeks until the new school years starts. Give your child a head start in Maths with tailored 1-2-1 lessons in the comfort of your home.

Your child is going into year 11 and trembles at the thought of the upcoming GCSEs?? I can’t help with all of them, but I can ensure that Maths is sorted. Using a blend of online platforms, 1-2-1 tutoring based on increasing confidence, and group tutoring where collaboration is encouraged, I can assure you that by the end of the summer your child will have the tools to ‘smash’ the Maths exam.
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-qualified teacher with DBS and many years of experience
-prices start at £25 per child per hour
-call on 07780636591 for more information

Only 104 days until first Mathematics GCSE. If your child needs extra mathematics lessons, look no further! I am a qualified teacher, full DBS and outstanding results.

I am a qualified maths teacher with vast experience in the classroom and private tutoring from year 7 up to Further Pure Maths, with 100% of my students passing their exams with grades 5-9, as well as A* in Pure Maths, statistics 1 and 2, and Further Pure Maths 1 and 2. Lessons start at £25 per hour. Contact me on 07780636591. Full DBS and insurance.

Kids are going insane at home? Are you completely overwhelmed with teaching your child simultaneous equations, ratios, probability and Venn diagrams? I am a mother, a teacher with years of experience in classroom, as well as private tutoring. Get in touch if you need help! I teach from Year 7 up until Year 13, so if your child is missing out on A level exams and needs a refresher, contact me!

As a Maths teacher, and a mom, I am encouraging all parents to engage with their children (and teens, because I have been told that after turning 13 they are not children anymore, yet I still have to collect socks off the floor ) in daily maths activity. Money is tight these days, so why not teach them what interest is? Did you know that there are 2 types of interest? You can have simple interest, where you only take into account the original amount only and compound interest that gets recalculated using the amount at the end of the given period.

To make it fun, give the children 2 purses with £10 each. One will have 10% simple interest, meaning you put £1 each week. The other purse has compound interest, so at the end of the first week you will add £1. At the end of the second week you will add 10% from the total £11 the child has in the purse (£1.10). At the end of the third week, you will add 10% from the £12.10 in the purse (£1.21). Continue to do so for the remainder of the lockdown. When this is all over, ask them to count and decide which one is better. You can use different percentages, different amounts and you can ask the secondary kids to derive a formula for compound interest.

For help, let me know.

Enjoy the lockdown and make memories that they will cherish forever.

Mrs B

A challenge for all