Maths classes built for homeschool families.
Live, small-group maths classes for home-educated KS3 and GCSE students — taught by a secondary teacher of seven years who now works mainly with homeschool and mainstream families across the UK.
Why classes work for home ed
Structure, without losing the flexibility
Maths is the subject home-educating parents most often want taken off their plate. A weekly class gives it a steady rhythm: a clear scheme of work, a teacher who explains things patiently, and other students to learn alongside — while the rest of the week stays yours.
KS3 classes follow a mastery-based scheme of work that builds secure foundations. KS4 classes cover GCSE topics and exam technique, with exam-style questions and revision-focused practice for students sitting GCSEs as private candidates or in school.
View KS3 & KS4 classesWhat families say
Jacob has made huge improvements. She works through topics until he understands, and gives homework for practice.
Janine · parent
Common questions
Home education, answered
Do classes follow the national curriculum?
Yes — KS3 classes follow a mastery-based scheme of work aligned to the UK curriculum, and KS4 classes cover GCSE maths topics and exam technique.
My child has gaps — is that a problem?
It's normal, especially after a move out of school. Classes build from secure foundations, and 1-to-1 lessons can run alongside if a student needs to close specific gaps faster.
Can home-educated students sit GCSE maths?
Yes — home-educated students typically sit GCSEs as private candidates at a local exam centre. KS4 classes prepare students with exam-style questions and timed practice.
How do we try it out?
Book a single class or a relaxed intro lesson first — a low-pressure way to check the fit before committing to a weekly spot.
Reserve a class place
Classes stay small, so places are limited. Book directly, or send a message with your child's age and where they're up to.
Supporting home-educating families across the UK with calm, structured maths.