What maths concepts do you do in Year 11?

In Year 11, you focus on revising higher GCSE topics, practising past papers, and mastering exam-style questions to prepare for your final exams.

Maths Classes For Year 11

Q: How can I get better at maths in Year 11?

Join structured weekly sessions, practise past papers regularly, and review detailed solutions to strengthen your understanding and increase your grades.

Course Descriptions

This is a well develop program to provide students with the knowledge, skills and confidence to achieve grades 8 and 9 for their GCSE maths.
For continuing students, remaining higher topics will be covered by mid-November in Year 11 (continuing students should have covered 80% of the higher topics at the end of Year 10).
New students enrolling from Year 11 will have an intense programme to cover important higher GCSE topics separately. They can join Year 10 lessons at a discounted rate (50% off) to cover the higher topics.
A well-developed revision programme will be starting from mid-November to support students for their mock exams in December / January.
From January, students will start preparing for their GCSE exam by doing past paper questions and model questions until mid-May.
Students will familiarise themselves with exam techniques, time management and marking structures.
Students will get weekly revision tutorials and challenging questions will be discussed in the next lesson. Solutions to the tutorial will be given as a pdf.

Fees and Payments

First lesson free! £35 per session (1.5 hours)
If students are happy to continue, they should make an advance payment for the calendar month in the first week of that month.
If a student wants to discontinue the lessons, the fees which were paid for the remainder of the month will be refunded.
Payment method will be detailed in an email at the enrolment and monthly invoices will be sent.

Course Plan – Year 11:

1. Algebra revision

i. Solving quadratic equations
ii. Solving quadratic simultaneous equations
iii. Functions
iv. Quadratic functions (maximum/ minimum)
v. Sketching quadratic graphs
v. Quadratic inequalities
v. Algebraic fractions
v. Trig graphs and transformations of graphs

2. Algebraic proof

3. Real life graphs

3.1. Distance-time graphs
3.2. Velocity-time graphs
3.3. Gradient of a curve at a given point
3.3. Finding area under a curve

4. Recurrence relations

4.1. Introduction
4.2. Solving equations using recurrence relations (iteration methods)

5. GCSE Revision

i. Past papers and model questions discussions
ii. Mock test

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Benefits of Joining Our Programme

All topics covered early: All higher-tier GCSE topics are completed by mid-November in Year 11, ensuring a strong foundation well ahead of the exams.
Student tests: From mid-November in Year 11, students will begin in-depth revision to support them for their December/January mock exams.
Solving past paper questions: Starting from January, students will intensively work through past papers and model exam questions, with expert guidance until mid-May.
Weekly Revision: Students will receive weekly revision materials and challenging questions will be discussed in the following lesson.
Small Group Learning: Maximum 10 students per group for personalised attention.
Homework & Feedback: Weekly homework with detailed feedback and solutions.
Regular Updates: Regular communication to keep parents informed on progress.

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In Year 11, you focus on revising higher GCSE topics, practicing past papers, and mastering exam-style questions to prepare for your final exams.

Join structured weekly sessions, practice past papers regularly, and review detailed solutions to strengthen your understanding and increase your grades.

Mocks are designed to be similar to the actual GCSEs, but they may feel harder as you're still revising and building exam confidence.