Many students reach Year 10 and Year 11 with gaps in the key concepts that GCSE maths builds on, making new content harder to learn and revision less effective.
Skye works one-to-one with Year 10 and Year 11 students, teaching topics in depth, addressing misconceptions and building the secure understanding needed to succeed at GCSE.
Support is unlimited for one fixed cost, so every Year 10 and Year 11 student who needs it can have their own personal maths tutor.
Preview KS4 lesson
“I run these sessions myself; I’m not a maths specialist, which highlights a key benefit: Skye delivers the maths teaching while I act as a facilitator. This setup adds capacity without increasing workload and allows our maths teachers to focus on classroom teaching.”
Gareth Barratt, Key Stage 4 Director
Richard Rose Central Academy
Every teacher-designed Key Stage 4 maths tutoring lesson follows an “I do, we do, you do” structure, building understanding of the essential KS4 objectives before moving students on to independent practice.
Skye, our AI maths tutor, has been trained on every lesson in the curriculum, drawing on prompts designed for every individual question and lesson, adapting teaching to individual needs and addressing misconceptions.
Every Key Stage 4 maths tutoring session:
Starts with a short diagnostic assessment
Moves straight to independent practice if secure
Provides guided support where needed
Uses formative assessment throughout to identify misconceptions and provide targeted hints
Ends with a summative assessment to confirm understanding
For GCSE revision, our GCSE maths tutoring programmes use exam-style questions to help students reach target grades 3–7.
The High Priority Key Stage 4 Programme is available now, covering 51 high-priority topics designed to build a secure, deep understanding of the concepts and skills essential for KS4 maths success.
For exam revision, our GCSE programmes are available at all times, helping meet each student’s target GCSE grade with scaffolded lessons built around exam-style questions.
High Priority Key Stage 4 Programme
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High Priority Key Stage 4 Programme
Learning objectives in this programme
Each Learning Objective provides opportunities for concept review, guided practice, independent practice and challenge
Adjusting numbers into standard form
Identifying the Upper and Lower bounds of a rounded value
Factorising Quadratics in the form ax^2 + bx+ c
Factorising Using the Difference of Two Squares
Finding the nth term of quadratic sequences in the Form n^2 + bn + c
Finding the nth term of quadratic sequences in the Form an^2 + bn + c
Recurring Decimals – One or More Repeating Digit
Expanding Triple Brackets
Expanding Triple Brackets involving powers
Using Negative Indices
Unit Fractional Indices
Indices – Non-unit Fractional Indices
Indices – Using Negative Fractional Indices with Integer Bases
Proportionality – Using Direct Proportion
Proportionality – Using Inverse Proportion
Algebraic Fractions – Simplifying by Factorising
Completing the Square – (x+b)^2+c
Surds – Simplifying Surds
Surds – Expanding Brackets with Surds
Surds – Rationalising Single term Denominators
Finding the Surface Area of Spheres
Finding the Volume of Spheres
Finding the Volume of Cones
Finding the Surface Area of Cones
Calculating with Column Vectors
Finding Routes using Vectors
Using Exact trig values
Solving Quadratics using the Formula
Using the Sine Rule to find Missing Sides
Using the Sine Rule to find Missing Angles
Pythagoras in 3D
Rearranging formulae involving factorising
Completing the Square – a(x+b)^2+c
Functions – Using Function Notation
Using the Cosine Rule to find Missing Sides
Using the Cosine Rule to find Missing Angles
Using 1/2abSinC to find the area of a triangle
About this programme
37 high-priority topics, each carefully crafted to cover the key concepts and skills essential for KS4 maths success. These targeted exercises help students build a secure, deep understanding of the topics that matter most.
How are lessons ordered?
The default order has been set by our academic team for the most appropriate sequence of learning as students develop skills. Teachers can re-order lessons at any point.
Get in touch today to arrange a free maths tutoring taster session with Skye, our AI maths tutor. On a quick call, we’ll set everything up so you can see how unlimited maths tutoring can support your secondary school:
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