Question 1

Are the classes suitable for my child?

Accepted Answer

Clarity Maths classes are designed for students working towards a Grade 4 or 5 in GCSEMaths.For the current academic year, classes are open to Year 11 students. They are particularlywell suited to students currently working around a Grade 3 who want to build confidence,strengthen their understanding and secure the Grade 4 or 5 they need.If you're unsure whether the classes are the right fit, simply get in touch and I'll be happy tohelp

Question 2

How many students are in each class?

Accepted Answer

Classes are limited to a maximum of six students. Keeping the groups small means every student has the opportunity to ask questions, receive individual support and build confidence without feeling overlooked.

Question 3

Are the classes suitable for Foundation and Higher students?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The classes are suitable for both Foundation and Higher tier students who are working towards Grades 4 and 5.

Question 4

Can my child try a class before joining?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A paid trial lesson may be available, subject to space within the group. It's a great opportunity for your child to experience the teaching style, meet the group and decide whether the programme is the right fit before committing.

Question 5

Can my child join once the classes have started?

Accepted Answer

Yes, provided there is space available and the classes are still suitable for your child. If the current class is full, your child can join the waiting list and you'll be contacted if a place becomes available or another class opens.

Question 6

What happens if my child doesn't understand something?

Accepted Answer

Students are encouraged to ask questions throughout every lesson. Because classes are deliberately kept small, there's plenty of opportunity for students to receive individual support and clarification whenever they need it. The aim is for every student to leave each lesson feeling more confident than when they arrived.

Question 7

What happens if my child misses a lesson?

Accepted Answer

Lessons are taught live and are not recorded. However, students will still receive the lesson notes, worksheets, homework and supporting resources so they can catch up before the following lesson.

Question 8

How will I know if my child is making progress?

Accepted Answer

Students complete regular progress checks throughout the programme, helping to identify strengths, gaps in understanding and areas for development. Parents receive feedback following assessments, and if I ever have any concerns or feel additional support would be beneficial, I'll always get in touch.

Question 9

Who are the classes for?

Accepted Answer

Clarity Maths classes are designed for students who want to build confidence in maths and work towards achieving a Grade 4 or 5 in GCSE Maths.For the current academic year, classes are open to Year 11 students. They are particularly well suited to students who feel stuck, lack confidence, or aren't sure where to focus their revision.Lessons provide clear, structured support to help students make steady progress and feel more confident in maths.

Question 10

What year groups do you teach?

Accepted Answer

For the current academic year, I am teaching Year 11 GCSE Maths students.As Clarity Maths grows, additional year groups may become available in the future.

Question 11

What grades are the classes designed for?

Accepted Answer

The classes are specifically designed for students working towards Grades 4 and 5.My focus is on helping students develop a strong understanding of the key topics needed to achieve a secure pass, build confidence, and make steady progress in maths.

Question 12

Are the classes suitable for Foundation and Higher students?

Accepted Answer

Yes.The classes are suitable for both Foundation and Higher tier students who are workingtowards Grades 4 and 5.The focus is on building confidence, strengthening understanding and helping studentsmake consistent progress, regardless of which tier they are studying.

Question 13

My child is currently working below a Grade 4. Can they still join?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in many cases.The Clarity Maths GCSE Success Programme is designed to help students who are not yet achieving the grades they need and want support to reach a Grade 4 or 5 in GCSE Maths.Many students join the programme when they are currently working at a Grade 3 and feel stuck, lack confidence, or are unsure how to improve. These students are often a great fit for the programme.If your child is currently working significantly below this level (for example, around a Grade 1 or 2), I would recommend getting in touch before enrolling. In some cases, a different type of support may be more appropriate to help them build the foundations needed before joining a group programme.

Question 14

My child is aiming for Grades 8–9. Are these classes suitable?

Accepted Answer

My teaching is currently focused on supporting students working towards a Grade 4 or 5.Students aiming for Grades 8–9 may still benefit from strengthening key topics, but the classes are not specifically designed for students targeting the very highest grades.

Question 15

How do online lessons work?

Accepted Answer

Lessons take place live online via Zoom and last for 60 minutes.Students learn in small groups, giving everyone the opportunity to ask questions, take part, and build confidence.After each lesson, students can access lesson notes, worksheets, and supporting resources through the Student Dashboard.

Question 16

How many students are in each class?

Accepted Answer

Classes are limited to a maximum of six students, ensuring every student receivespersonalised support, opportunities to ask questions and individual attention.

Question 17

What happens if my child doesn't understand something?

Accepted Answer

That's exactly why the classes are kept small.Many students join Clarity Maths because they've lost confidence or don't feel comfortable asking questions in a busy classroom. There are no silly questions here.I'll explain concepts in different ways until they make sense, helping students build both their understanding and confidence.

Question 18

What happens if my child misses a lesson?

Accepted Answer

If your child misses a lesson, they'll still receive the lesson notes, worksheets, homework, and supporting resources so they can catch up before the following week.Lessons are taught live and aren't recorded, so regular attendance is encouraged.

Question 19

What equipment does my child need?

Accepted Answer

Students will need a reliable internet connection, access to Zoom, and preferably a laptop or desktop computer.They'll also need a scientific calculator. I generally recommend the Casio ClassWiz range, as it's widely used in schools and GCSE exams.

Question 20

How do students access lesson notes and resources?

Accepted Answer

Students access lesson notes, worksheets, and supporting resources through the Clarity Maths Student Dashboard.Resources are shared via Google Drive, so a standard Gmail account is recommended.

Question 21

What feedback do parents receive?

Accepted Answer

Parents receive updates on their child's progress throughout the year, along with a personalised progress report following assessments.If I have any concerns or feel a student would benefit from additional support, I'll always get in touch.

Question 22

Do you offer one-to-one tuition?

Accepted Answer

One-to-one tuition may be available on a limited basis, subject to availability.My main focus is small-group classes, but if you're unsure which option is best for your child, please get in touch.

Question 23

Do you run exam masterclasses?

Accepted Answer

Yes!Throughout the year, I run online GCSE Maths revision masterclasses focusing on key topics, exam technique, and common areas where students lose marks.These sessions are open to both Clarity Maths students and external students, depending on availability.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the classes suitable for my child?

How many students are in each class?

Are the classes suitable for Foundation and Higher students?

Can my child try a class before joining?

Can my child join once the classes have started?

What happens if my child doesn't understand something?

What happens if my child misses a lesson?

How will I know if my child is making progress?

Who are the classes for?

What year groups do you teach?

What grades are the classes designed for?

Are the classes suitable for Foundation and Higher students?

My child is currently working below a Grade 4. Can they still join?

My child is aiming for Grades 8–9. Are these classes suitable?

How do online lessons work?

How many students are in each class?

What happens if my child doesn't understand something?

What happens if my child misses a lesson?

What equipment does my child need?

How do students access lesson notes and resources?

What feedback do parents receive?

Do you offer one-to-one tuition?

Do you run exam masterclasses?