We don't hire other tutors...

So, if you are studying A-level Maths,
Further Maths or University Entrance,
your tutor will be Dr Shah

Or, if you are studying KS3, GCSE,
IGCSE or GCSE Further Maths,
your tutor will be Mrs Haria

Since we don't hire other tutors,
when our courses are full...
...they are FULL!

Each year, there are only
20 new places available

So act now...
...to secure your place for September

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What's so special about Math'scool?

Our reputation for excellent mathematics teaching (award winning in fact) has drawn students from as far afield as Northampton, Brighton and Ilford; willing to travel such long distances to attend our weekly maths tuition classes in Harrow (North London), rather than accept second best.

Head teachers, teachers and even maths tutors have sent their own children to us to learn maths, because we are the experts and our unique multi-faceted approach delivers students who are confident at maths, enjoy the subject and get great results:

Our unique, multi-faceted approach means, in addition to great teaching, you get out-of-lesson support, so your child isn't stuck for so long, they get demoralised

This year, 73% of our students achieved the top A* grade, beating the top independent schools.
A feat that is truly astounding, given that Math'scool doesn't select students on the basis of ability.

Classes are held on the weekends, so they are suitable as complementary courses for students already studying maths at school - around 60% of our students come from independent schools, with the rest from grammar & state schools.

Virtually all (98.2%) of our students achieved A*/A grades...
...astounding, given we don't cherry pick our students

And, since each course covers the entire syllabus; at GCSE (higher level), A-level or Further Maths, our courses are suitable for students wishing to move ahead of their schoolwork. The best time to join Math'scool is in Year 9 or 10, although students can join right up to Year 12.

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CLASSROOM LESSONS RESUMED FOR 2020 ACADEMIC YEAR

Classroom lessons due to resume for A2 & Year 11 on 20th Sept (then on Saturdays) and for ...

The 2017 academic year begins

Term starts this Weekend (Saturday 16th September and Sunday 17th September) We don't have any time to waste ...

GCSE Results: The new 9-1 grading system

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