MathsTutorHelp GCSE Higher Maths

MathsTutorHelp GCSE Higher Maths Classes Manchester

Structured GCSE Higher revision for grades 6–9. Sundays, 11:00 am–12:00 pm in Manchester · Maximum 6 students · £100 for six consecutive lessons (save £20).

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Class Details

A small, focused GCSE Higher Maths group for students who need regular support, exam practice and clear feedback.

Working towards grades 6–9

Suitable for Higher Tier students aiming to secure or improve grades 6–9.

Sundays, 11:00 am–12:00 pm

Weekly classes from 4 October 2026 to 13 June 2027.

Levenshulme High School

Manchester, M19 1FS. Local in-person support in a structured classroom setting.

Maximum 6 students

Small group size for personalised attention and a calmer learning environment.

Flexible pricing

£20 per lesson pay-as-you-go, or £100 for six consecutive lessons (save £20) with advance block booking.

Paper-based learning

No screens in class, just focused GCSE-style practice and written working.

What Students Get

This Higher Tier group is for learners who want structured weekly support, focused revision and clear teaching from an experienced GCSE Maths teacher.

Clear Higher topic teaching

Key GCSE Higher topics are explained clearly, with methods students can apply in exams.

Diagnostic-led planning

Lessons are shaped around the topics students find difficult and the skills they need for exams.

Exam question practice

Students practise GCSE-style questions, learn how to show working and review common mistakes.

Homework and materials

Students can bring schoolwork, use tutor-provided materials or access bonus tasks and past papers.

2026/27 Higher Course Plan

30 lessons, from 4 October 2026 to 13 June 2027. Explore the weekly topics below or download the programme.

Block 1 – Number, Ratio & Proportion · 7 lessons4 Oct 2026 – 22 Nov 2026
Higher Block 1 – Number, Ratio & Proportion · 7 lessons: dates are October–December 2026 and January–June 2027
LessonDateMain topic & extension
104 OctNumber Skills & Fractions | Complex fractions
211 OctFDP & Recurring Decimals | Recurring decimals to fractions algebraically
318 OctPrime Factors, HCF & LCM | Product rule for counting
—25 OctOCTOBER HALF-TERM – NO LESSON
401 NovPercentages & Financial Maths | Compound interest and growth/decay
508 NovIndices & Surds | Negative and fractional indices, simplifying and rationalising surds
615 NovRatio & Proportion | Direct and inverse proportion
722 NovCompound Measures & Measurement | Area and volume unit conversions

Extra practice: standard form calculations, estimation, bounds and error intervals, best buys and exchange rates.

Block 2 – Algebra, Equations, Sequences & Graphs · 8 lessons29 Nov 2026 – 21 Feb 2027
Higher Block 2 – Algebra, Equations, Sequences & Graphs · 8 lessons: dates are October–December 2026 and January–June 2027
LessonDateMain topic & extension
829 NovLinear Equations & Inequalities | Inequalities with integer solutions and set notation
906 DecSubstitution & Changing the Subject | Changing the subject when it appears twice
1013 DecFactorising Quadratics | Harder quadratics (ax² + bx + c)
—20 Dec–10 JanEXTENDED CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY – NO LESSONS (Christmas practice pack on the portal)
1117 JanQuadratic Equations | Quadratic formula
1224 JanSimultaneous Equations | Linear–quadratic equations
1331 JanSequences | Quadratic nth term
1407 FebStraight-Line Graphs | Perpendicular gradients
—14 FebFEBRUARY HALF-TERM – NO LESSON
1521 FebFunctions & Function Notation | Composite and inverse functions

Extra practice: algebraic fractions, forming expressions, iteration, plotting graphs, exponential graphs, expanding brackets, difference of two squares, completing the square, quadratic inequalities, quadratic graphs and turning points, gradient of a curve and area under a graph, graph transformations (translations and reflections of y = f(x)).

Block 3 – Statistics & Probability · 3 lessons28 Feb 2027 – 14 Mar 2027
Higher Block 3 – Statistics & Probability · 3 lessons: dates are October–December 2026 and January–June 2027
LessonDateMain topic & extension
1628 FebCumulative Frequency & Box Plots | Comparing distributions using median and IQR
1707 MarHistograms | Frequency density
1814 MarTree Diagrams | Conditional probability and dependent events

Extra practice: averages, frequency tables, estimated mean, scatter graphs, relative frequency, sample spaces, stratified sampling, Venn diagrams.

Block 4 – Geometry, Measures, Trigonometry & Proof · 5 lessons21 Mar 2027 – 25 Apr 2027
Higher Block 4 – Geometry, Measures, Trigonometry & Proof · 5 lessons: dates are October–December 2026 and January–June 2027
LessonDateMain topic & extension
1921 MarCircle Theorems | Geometric proof
—28 MarEASTER SUNDAY – NO LESSON
2004 AprRight-Angled Trigonometry | 3D problems
2111 AprSine & Cosine Rules | Multi-stage problems
2218 AprAlgebraic Proof | Harder proof
2325 AprVectors | Vector proof

Extra practice: angles, polygons, arcs and sectors, trig graphs, transformations, constructions, loci, Pythagoras' theorem, exact trig values, area = ½ab sin C, equation of a tangent to a circle, volume of prisms, cones and spheres, frustums, bearings, similar shapes (similar areas and volumes).

Block 5 – GCSE Examination Preparation · 7 lessons2 May 2027 – 13 Jun 2027
Higher Block 5 – GCSE Examination Preparation · 7 lessons: dates are October–December 2026 and January–June 2027
LessonDateMain topic & extension
2402 MayPaper 1 Prep: Full Non-Calculator Mock | Mark scheme review and common errors
2509 MayPaper 1 Prep: Mixed Non-Calculator Questions | Exam technique and timing
2616 MayPaper 2 Prep: Full Calculator Mock | Efficient calculator use and checking answers
2723 MayPaper 2 Prep: Calculator Problem Solving | Multi-step worded problems and reasoning questions
2830 MayTargeted Revision for Paper 3 | Grade 8–9 problem-solving questions
2906 JunPaper 3 Prep: Full Calculator Mock | Mark scheme review and common errors
3013 JunPaper 3 Prep: Final Review & Exam Strategy | Last-minute high-value topics

Holidays and home practice

No lessons: 25 October 2026; 20 December 2026–10 January 2027; 14 February and 28 March 2027. Lessons run on 4 and 11 April and 30 May.

Holiday weeks are not charged and do not break a six-lesson booking. Students receive exam papers for October half-term, Christmas and February half-term.

Every learner has their own portal login, and parents can also access the portal.

GCSE Maths exams 2027

  • Paper 1: Friday 14 May, morning — non-calculator
  • Paper 2: Thursday 27 May, morning — calculator
  • Paper 3: Monday 14 June, morning — calculator

Dates shown in the course programme for AQA and Edexcel. OCR learners sit the non-calculator paper second, on 27 May. Always check your school’s own exam timetable.

The programme began with a free diagnostic mock on 27 September 2026 (11:00–12:00). Students joining during the year begin with a diagnostic check.

Booking and Attendance

There is no need to book the whole course. Reserve a place and pay per lesson or book six consecutive lessons in advance.

Reserve a place first

A place should be reserved before attending, as class numbers are limited.

Pay flexibly

Students can pay at the door once their place is reserved, or ask about block booking.

Join mid-way

Students can join during the year where spaces are available.

Term-time and holidays

No lessons on 25 October, 20 December–10 January, 14 February or 28 March. Lessons run on 4 and 11 April and 30 May.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers for parents considering the GCSE Higher Maths class.

What if my child misses a session?

Let us know in advance. Where possible, your child can attend the next suitable session.

How is progress tracked?

Progress is tracked with mock tasks, diagnostic reviews and regular tutor feedback.

Can my child join mid-way through the term?

Yes. Students can join mid-way if a place is available. The first session includes a diagnostic check.

What exam boards do you cover?

AQA, Edexcel and OCR are covered, with tasks tailored to your child’s specification.

Is this suitable for Foundation Tier students?

This class is for Higher Tier. Foundation students can view the Foundation group here: GCSE Foundation class.

Who teaches the class?

The class is taught by Mr Sheraz, a qualified and DBS-checked maths teacher with 15+ years of teaching experience.

Is there an online option?

Students who prefer learning from home can view online tuition options here: Online Maths Tuition.

Book a GCSE Higher Maths Place

Limited spaces are available. Book early to ask about the £100 for six consecutive lessons (save £20) advance block booking rate, or call/WhatsApp 07860 248 525 if you have questions.