GCSE Maths Tuition
to help them move forward.
For students who know where they want to go, but aren’t yet sure how to get there.
I meet students where they are and help them develop the understanding, confidence and direction they need to work towards the grade they want.
Live online GCSE Maths tuition for Year 10 and Year 11 students following
AQA or Edexcel GCSE Maths, taught by a qualified teacher and GCSE Maths examiner.
They have a goal.
But right now, Maths feels like it could get in the way.
For some students, the goal is a secure grade 4 so they can move on to their chosen sixth form or college course. For others, it’s achieving a higher grade or preparing to continue with Maths at A level.
They know what they want to achieve. They’re just not sure what needs to change to help them get there.
Maths may feel difficult and confidence is falling.
Your child might...
worry that they’re going to fail
avoid questions that look difficult
have gaps in earlier knowledge that keep resurfacing
rely on remembering steps without really understanding them
have started to believe they’re simply “not good at Maths”
They may be working hard without seeing the progress they expected.
Your child might...
understand the Maths while it’s being taught
struggle to apply it independently in exam questions
spend a long time revising without knowing what to prioritise
lose marks when questions combine several skills
feel disappointed that their mock results don’t reflect their effort or potential
These students may have different starting points and different goals, but they need the same thing: support that meets them where they are and gives them a clearer route forward.

Maths doesn’t have to stand between them and their next step.
I meet students where they are, identify what is holding them back and help them understand what they need to do to move forward.
As the Maths begins to make more sense, their effort becomes more focused. They start to experience success, see evidence that they are progressing and feel more confident about what they can achieve.
They don’t need a generic plan or more of the same support. They need the right teaching for where they are now and a clearer route towards where they want to be.
Find the right GCSE Maths Group
Different students need different support depending on where they are now and where they’re aiming to get to.
My GCSE Maths groups are organised by year group, tier and target grade. This means students learn alongside others working towards similar outcomes, and the teaching, pace and questions can be matched more closely to what they need.
Year 10
Foundation
Aiming for Grades 4–5
Wednesday at 6:15pm
For Year 10 students sitting Foundation Maths.
Focused on securing the key foundations, filling gaps and building the understanding and confidence to tackle GCSE-style questions.
Higher
Preparing for Higher GCSE Maths
Monday at 6:15pm
For Year 10 students who will sit the Higher paper in 2028
Focused on strengthening foundations, addressing gaps early and developing the understanding needed for Higher Maths in Year 11.
Higher groups are split further in Year 11
In Year 10, the focus is on building strong foundations and preparing students for Higher GCSE Maths.
As students move into Year 11, Higher is split into Grades 5–6 and Grades 7–9, allowing the teaching, questioning and level of challenge to become more targeted as they approach their GCSE exams.
Year 11
Foundation
Aiming for Grades 4-5
Wednesday at 6:15pm
For Year 11 students sitting Foundation Maths.
Focused on securing the maths needed for Grades 4–5, filling gaps and building confidence with GCSE exam questions.
Higher
Aiming for Grades 5-6
Wednesday at 7:30pm
For Year 11 students sitting Higher Maths.
Focused on securing Higher content, filling gaps and learning to recognise which maths to use when questions are less familiar.
Higher
Aiming for Grades 7-9
Monday at 7:30pm
For Year 11 students aiming for the top GCSE grades.
Focused on deeper reasoning, mathematical connections and the problem-solving needed for more demanding Higher questions.
Not sure which group is right for your child?
You don't need to work that out yourself.
When you enquire, tell me their year group, current working grade and tier (if you know it). I'll look at where they are now and recommend the group I think will suit them best.
One membership. Support throughout the year.
The weekly lesson is at the heart of the membership, with support and resources available between sessions too.
Year 10
£75 per month
Weekly live tuition during term time, plus:
Individual feedback
Lesson recordings & resources
Student resource library
Support between sessions
For AQA and Edexcel GCSE Maths
Year 11
£85 per month
Everything included above plus:
Additional exam preparation built into the programme
Exam-week sessions timed around the papers students are sitting
AQA and Edexcel-specific preparation
For AQA and Edexcel GCSE Maths
Members receive 20% off additional sessions
Throughout the year I may offer optional additional sessions, including school-holiday revision and exam-preparation sessions. These sit outside the regular membership, but members receive 20% off the usual price.
Try the first session risk-free
Your child's first session acts as a trial. If, after that first session, you feel the group isn't the right fit, just let me know and I'll refund your initial payment in full.
Understanding is where progress starts.
Students don’t become confident in Maths simply because someone tells them they can do it.
Confidence grows when the Maths starts to make sense, they can answer questions they previously couldn’t and they begin to see evidence that they are improving.

Build Secure Understanding
Students learn why the Maths works, rather than relying on a list of steps or methods to memorise.

Recognise & Connect the Maths
Students learn to identify which Maths a question requires and connect different topics when several skills are needed.
Apply it Independently
Regular GCSE-style practice helps students use what they know, even when a question looks unfamiliar or the method isn’t immediately obvious.
The result?
Students become less reliant on remembering what a question is
“supposed to look like” and better able to recognise,
connect and apply the Maths they know.
As understanding improves, successful attempts become more frequent.
Students begin to see progress
and that is where genuine confidence develops.
An online group where every student takes part.
The support of a targeted group, without the pressure of a traditional classroom.
Students don’t need to turn their camera on, speak in front of the group or worry about other students seeing their answers.
Throughout every lesson, each student responds to me through the private chat. This allows me to continually assess their understanding, give individual feedback and adapt my teaching as we work.
Even my quietest students have a voice.


Private Chat Participation
Students answer me privately, with cameras and microphones off. They can attempt questions, ask for help and make mistakes without worrying about anyone else seeing their responses.

Individual Feedback
I see every student’s answers throughout the lesson. This means I can spot misconceptions, identify when something needs revisiting and decide whether we’re ready to move forward.

Recordings & Resource Library
Every lesson is recorded, with supporting resources and worked examples available for students to revisit between sessions.

Ongoing Support Between Sessions
Parents and students can contact me between sessions if they need help finding a resource or are unsure about something we have covered.
What parents notice
Every student’s goal is different, but the changes parents notice are often remarkably similar.
As the Maths begins to make more sense, students become more willing to engage, more confident when attempting questions and better able to show what they know.
Sometimes that progress leads to a secure pass. Sometimes it helps a student reach the next grade on the Higher paper. In every case, it moves them closer to the goal that matters to them.
“My daughter got two grades higher than expected. She had always struggled with maths and we thought she might need to resit.
Thanks to Michelle, she gained confidence and understanding which helped her achieve a pass.
She loved that only Michelle could see her work during the online sessions, which gave her the confidence to fully engage.”
“She achieved the pass she needed”
Year 11 Parent, 2025
“Michelle’s ability to break down complex concepts into manageable parts made all the difference.
She explained mathematical ideas clearly and helped build confidence in problem-solving.
Our daughter approached her GCSE maths exam with confidence and a solid understanding of the material.”
“She approached her exam with confidence.”
Year 11 Parent 2025
“Michelle’s outstanding knowledge and calm manner was just what our daughter needed to push for the next grade on the higher paper.
I would highly recommend her for GCSE Maths.”
“The support she needed to reach the next grade.”
Year 11 Parent 2024
Could this be the support that your child needs?
Meet Michelle
Qualified Maths Teacher, GCSE Examiner & GCSE Maths Specialist
I’m Michelle, the teacher behind The Study Room. I’ve spent over 14 years teaching Maths and now specialise in GCSE Maths tuition. I’m also a mum and step-mum of four, so I know what it’s like to be on the parent side of GCSEs too.

Qualified & Experienced
Qualified Maths teacher with over 14 years' teaching experience, including 12 years leading Maths at KS4.

GCSE Maths Examiner
As a current Edexcel GCSE Maths examiner, I have first-hand insight into how marks are awarded and where students commonly lose marks.

Understanding, Not Memorising
My teaching focuses on helping students understand why the maths works, so they can recognise and apply it when exam questions look unfamiliar.
14+ years teaching GCSE Maths

FAQs
Many parents are initially unsure about online tuition.
However, students often participate more confidently online than they do in a traditional classroom setting.
Our private chat system allows students to answer questions, ask for help and receive individual feedback without worrying about making mistakes in front of others.
Combined with session recordings, ongoing support and structured teaching, this creates an effective and supportive learning environment.
Yes.
Every student participates throughout the lesson using the private chat system, allowing them to ask questions and receive individual feedback.
This also allows us to monitor understanding across the group and adapt teaching where needed.
Many parents are surprised by how much individual interaction takes place during our sessions.
Absolutely.
Many students join The Study Room because confidence is an issue.
Our approach focuses on helping students develop genuine understanding, which gradually builds confidence over time.
The online format also removes some of the anxiety students can experience when answering questions in a classroom environment.
All sessions are recorded and made available through our resource area.
This allows students to catch up on missed content and revisit explanations whenever they need to.
Yes.
Every family receives access to a dedicated WhatsApp group that includes the parent, student and tutor.
Parents can ask questions, seek advice and raise any concerns throughout the year.
We’ll confirm whether there is availability within the appropriate Foundation or Higher group and provide information about the next steps.
If a place is available, your child will receive access to TutorBird, where they can access their timetable, Zoom links and learning resources.
The first session acts as a trial session.
If you decide the programme isn’t the right fit for your child, we’ll provide a full refund.
Yes.
Students are placed into the group that matches the GCSE tier they are studying at school.
Teaching is tailored to the content, skills and exam requirements of each pathway.
Ready to see if a place is available?
Not sure which group would suit your child?
Complete the short enquiry form and tell me their year group, current working grade and tier (if you know it). I’ll personally look at where they are now and recommend the group I think would suit them best.
Your child’s first session acts as a trial. If after that first session you feel the group isn’t
the right fit, just let me know and I’ll refund your initial payment in full.
Questions before you enquire?
You’re very welcome to get in touch at [email protected]
Qualified Maths Teacher • GCSE Maths Examiner • 14+ Years' Experience

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