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KS3 Maths Tuition for Years 7 to 9

Years 7 to 9 are where maths confidence is made or lost. I help students build solid foundations, fill the gaps from primary school and arrive at GCSE ready, not worried.

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Years 7–9Who£25 / hourPrice90 MinutesUsual LessonFreeFirst Lesson
National CurriculumYour Child's School TopicsYear 7Year 8Year 9
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Who KS3 Maths Lessons Are For

Catching Up

Gaps from primary school or lockdown years that keep tripping them up.

Changed Schools

A new school working at a different pace or level, and grades have dipped.

Getting Ahead

Doing well and ready for a challenge before GCSE begins.

What We Cover

Everything in the Course, in the Right Order

Lessons follow the National Curriculum and your child's school topics, and your personal plan maps out when each topic is taught.

Number
  • Fractions, decimals and percentages
  • Negative numbers and BIDMAS (the order of operations)
  • Factors, multiples, primes and powers
  • Mental and written methods
Algebra
  • Simplifying, expanding and factorising
  • Solving equations
  • Sequences and the nth term
  • Coordinates and straight-line graphs
Geometry & Ratio
  • Angles and properties of shapes
  • Area, perimeter and volume
  • Ratio and proportion
  • Transformations, probability and data
How I Teach

A Calm, Structured Approach

Every lesson has a clear purpose, and you'll get a written progress update every six weeks so you always know how things are going.

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  1. 1
    Find the Gaps

    The free lesson shows exactly which topics are secure and which are shaky, including things that should have been learnt years ago.

  2. 2
    Build Up Slowly

    We fix the foundations first. Rushing ahead on weak basics is why so many students struggle at GCSE.

  3. 3
    Link to School

    We work alongside what your child is doing at school, so lessons help with homework and tests too.

  4. 4
    Grow Confidence

    Lots of small wins, explained in more than one way, until maths stops feeling scary.

A Real Story

The New School, the Big Dip and the "Fried Brain"

A Year 9 student started lessons with me in November 2024. She'd just changed schools, and the new school worked at a much higher level than she was used to. Her grades dipped sharply, and as her mum pointed out, it wasn't her fault.

We started by finding the exact gaps, then rebuilt them one topic at a time, explaining each idea in different ways until it clicked. If an answer was wrong, we worked out why together. No sighs, no rushing.

One honest lesson for me: our 90-minute sessions "fried her brain" at first, in her mum's words. So we switched to an hour, which worked much better for her. Every student is different, and the plan changes to fit them.

Since then, her confidence in maths has grown enormously.

“Our daughter's confidence towards Mathematics has increased greatly and definitely because of Ibrahim's ability to impart the knowledge.”Amanda M., her mum
What Parents Say

In Their Own Words

Unlike her mainstream school where the tutor would only give one way of explaining how to reach the correct answer, Ibrahim uses many varied ways of explaining how to get to that conclusion.
AAmanda M.Parent · Year 9
He explains concepts clearly, is very patient and honestly has really helped boost her confidence and understanding.
SSofia S.Parent
I've never heard a cross word or impatient tone, he never rushes her… Even if her answer is incorrect he's never said 'No, that's wrong!'
AAmanda M.Parent · Year 9
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Price

Simple, Honest Pricing

Nothing upfront, one monthly invoice, no contracts.

Years 7–9

KS3 Maths

£25 / hour
  • ✓Free 90-minute first lesson
  • ✓A written personal plan
  • ✓Progress update every six weeks
  • ✓Lessons usually 90 minutes
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Questions

KS3 Maths: Frequently Asked Questions

My Child Is Only in Year 7. Isn't It Too Early for a Tutor?

Not at all. Year 7 is the best time to fix gaps, because each new topic builds on the last. A little support now saves a lot of stress at GCSE.

Will Lessons Follow What They Do at School?

Yes. We follow your child's school topics where it helps, and I always check homework and anything they're finding hard in class.

How Long Are KS3 Lessons?

Usually 90 minutes, but for younger students we often start with 60 minutes and build up. We'll agree what suits your child.

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