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Here, I’ll be sharing insights from my experiences as a mathematics coach. Whether you’re a student looking for tips or a parent wanting to support your child, this blog is for you.
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Make Your A-Level Maths Mock Work for You — Before and After
Your A-Level Maths mock exam isn’t just a checkpoint; it’s a powerful diagnostic tool that can dramatically elevate your overall performance if you approach it with the right mindset. Here’s how to get the maximum benefit before, during, and after your A-Level Maths mock.
Make Your GCSE Maths Mock Work for You — Before and After
GCSE Maths mock exams aren’t just practice. They’re an essential tool for diagnosing weaknesses, building confidence, and shaping a much more effective revision strategy for the real exam. When approached properly, your mock can become the single most useful stepping stone toward a stronger final grade.
A-Levels vs IB: Understanding the Differences in Maths
A-Levels or IB: which is better for maths? Discover how each programme approaches depth, breadth, and assessment, and find out which pathway best fits your learning style and university goals.
Is Your Child Ready for GCSE Maths? A Guide for Parents
How can you tell whether your child is ready for GCSE Mathematics, and what can you do if you feel they need extra support? This guide will walk you through the signs of readiness, the common challenges, and the strategies you can use to give your child the best possible foundation.
3 Big Reasons GCSE Maths Matters for Your Child’s Future
GCSE Maths is far more than a compulsory subject on your child’s timetable. It builds skills they’ll use throughout life, opens doors to future study and careers, and even shapes the way they think and solve problems. Here are three big reasons why GCSE Maths really matters for your child’s future.
Is mathematics invented or discovered?
Is mathematics invented — something humans made up? Or is it discovered — something that already exists, waiting for us to find it? Let’s explore both sides of the argument …

