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Let us know how many pupils you're looking to support and we'll be in touch with more information about how it works, what funding is available and your personalised quote.
Schools looking to begin at the start of the spring term will need to speak to us as soon as possible.
Target your spending where it's needed
Pricing is calculated according to the number of pupils you’d like to receive the one to one lessons.
Save on recruitment and training
All our maths specialist tutors receive over 130 hours of initial training and high-quality ongoing CPD.
Free up staff time
Up to 15 pupils can receive personalised one to one support at once and getting set up is quick and easy.
Enhance teaching across your school
Full access to our library of whole-school maths resources and video CPD is included at no additional cost.
Link spending clearly to impact
Regular reports track learning objectives, show progress made and help inform class planning and teaching.
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We appreciate every school’s requirements and budgets are different. Request your quote today and we’ll do everything we can to support as many pupils as possible in a way that works for you.
How do most schools fund Third Space Learning?
Our schools fund the intervention through a variety of different means. Many schools use their Pupil Premium and Recovery Premium budgets. As an approved Tuition Partner with the National Tutoring Programme (NTP), schools are also able to use their tuition funding. For 22/23, schools will receive £162 per pupil eligible for Pupil Premium, and this funding is designed specifically for schools to implement tuition as best fits their needs to cover up to 60% of the cost of tutoring. Depending on your school’s contract, this means your school will have to cover less than £8.40 per pupil per session from your existing budget, such as Pupil Premium.
How will my quote be calculated?
Pricing for all intervention programmes is based on the number of pupils you’re looking to support and how long you’d like to sign up for. There are discounts available for 6 and 9-term contracts, as well as school clusters and Multi Academy Trusts. We’ll always try to take your school’s individual circumstances into consideration so it’s difficult to show exact pricing before we’ve spoken to you to understand your school’s requirements and timeframes.
Where can I get a rough idea of costs?
One to one tutoring from Third Space Learning is on average 50% cheaper than running one to one interventions with existing school staff. Because all Third Space Learning tuition is delivered online via our global tutor community, your pupils can receive hyper-personalised one to one tuition for the price many other providers charge for small group sessions.
Is this suitable for all school sizes and budgets?
Yes. We work with schools of all sizes across the country, from small rural schools with less than 20 pupils on roll to schools with 500+ pupils. There’s no minimum or maximum number of pupils you can sign up to receive the weekly lessons and we’ll always do our best to work with your budget.
What’s included in the price?
You’ll receive full access to the Third Space Learning intervention platform, where your pupils will be able to sit their initial diagnostic assessment and take part in their weekly sessions. You’ll also receive a comprehensive selection of reports highlighting gaps diagnosed before the programme, how your pupils are getting on each week, how they’re progressing over time and the results of their end-of-programme assessment. We’ll send out headsets for your pupils to use in their sessions free of charge, including any replacement headsets required throughout the duration of the programme. As well as the assessments, weekly sessions and reports for your target pupils, primary schools will receive full access to all resources in our KS1 and KS2 online resource library, The Third Space Maths Hub, at no additional cost. We also have thousands of GCSE revision resources available for secondary schools.
It really amazes me that they put their headset on and they’re lost in their little bubble. They’ve got no concept of the other children working around them and you can see they’re really thinking hard.”
Julia Bolton, SENCO, West Hordon Primary School
The SATs results for our pupil premium children have historically been very low, and we were really looking for something that could fill a gap. With Third Space, our maths progress has improved a lot, and we’ve gone from 40% ARE to 70% ARE this year!
Louise Hopcroft
Deputy Headteacher, Parson Street Primary School, Bristol
This past year 100% of our Pupil Premium pupils passed their maths SATs, and 50% of those at Greater Depth! On top of this, 100% of the Year 4 and 5 pupils on the programme achieved Age Related Expectations or higher. It’s clear to see that Third Space has been having an impact.
The pupils that are receiving the programme have shown an excellent improvement in their confidence as well as competency in key areas. The progress reports clearly show how a pupil's understanding is developing over time.
Great price, for a great service and fully engaged and committed children who not only love the personalised nature of the sessions, but also make clear progress.
One to one for a good value price. Pupils enjoy working with their tutors - they describe them as lovely, friendly and helpful. Good range of sessions. Content of the sessions is appropriate and fits with the scheme of work we use in lessons.
This provides the opportunity for a large number of children to engage in bespoke maths tuition at the same time and the personalised objectives mean that everyone is working at the right level. The children are engaged throughout and are more willing to acknowledge their weaknesses with a stranger than they might be in the classroom with their peers.
In all honesty, the sessions are excellent and the structure and pace means the children progress well. Most importantly, they love them! And in times of budget cuts and uncertainty, it's something which we had no problem funding again this year.
Robin Morrell
Assistant Headteacher, The Cathedral School of St Saviour & St Mary Overy, Southwark