Live small-group GCSE Maths lessons led by our hand-picked team, for Years 10–11. Nine in ten students who stay with us for six months reach their target grade.
Want to see the topics GCSE Maths covers? Use our GCSE Maths revision checklist.
“I got a 4 in my year 10 mocks, a 5 in my year 11 mocks, and after doing the tuition I got a 7 in my final GCSE exams.”
Mustafa Durrani, student · Read on Trustpilot ↗
On Edexcel’s GCSE Maths Higher paper last summer, a grade 5 needed 82 marks out of 240 and a grade 6 needed 114. That’s 32 marks between them, about 13% of the exam.
At A-Level, an A needed 210 out of 300 and an A* needed 254: 44 marks between them.
Marks like these come from specific, learnable topics. Find which ones your child is missing, and the next grade stops feeling far away.
| Sixth form (published requirement) | To study A-Level Maths |
|---|---|
| King’s College London Mathematics School | Grade 8 or 9, plus an aptitude test |
| Imperial College London Mathematics School | Grade 8 or 9, plus an admissions test and interview |
| The King’s School, Chester | Grade 8 (to study Maths and Further Maths) |
From each school’s own published entry requirements for 2026 and 2027 entry. Always check your chosen sixth form’s current criteria.
A-Level Maths is essential for STEM, engineering, economics and Maths degrees, and the best universities set the bar high.
| University (Mathematics) | Typical offer |
|---|---|
| Imperial College London | A*A*A, A* in Maths and Further Maths |
| UCL | A*A*A, including A* in Maths |
| University of Cambridge | A*A*A plus STEP papers |
Universities see GCSE results too: UCL, for example, sets minimum GCSE grades in Maths and English. Typical offers for 2026–27 entry from each university’s own course page.
“When my son started working with Kiaan, he was sitting around a Grade 5 in GCSE Maths. In just 2–3 months, Kiaan and the team helped him move to a Grade 7 result, coming incredibly close to an 8.”
“My daughter wanted an 8/9 and was evaluated at a high 6 if I remember. Well today she received her 8 in maths and is thrilled.”
“I got a 4 in my year 10 mocks, a 5 in my year 11 mocks, and after doing the tuition I got a 7 in my final GCSE exams.”
Our GCSE programme is for students in Years 10 and 11, whether they are aiming for a confident pass or a grade 9.
Small groups, capped at six students, matched by ability and target grade so the pace suits your child.
Lessons run live online on weekday evenings from 6pm, with weekend support. Every lesson is recorded.
Tell us your child’s exam board and whether they sit Foundation or Higher on the Discovery Call, and we will explain how we would place and support them.
ResolveIt isn’t the cheapest option, and it isn’t hourly tutoring. Your child joins a complete programme: two live lessons a week, extra drop-in sessions, every lesson recorded, regular mock tests and direct access to our academic team. We talk you through the options and fees on the Discovery Call, with no obligation.
We’ll understand your child’s goals, see where they are now, and recommend the right group.
With a senior member of our team · No obligation