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KS3 Maths tutors
Find a KS3 Maths tutor who knows the English national curriculum.
Lessons are short, structured and adapted to your child's age and confidence.
First lesson free
Tutors for KS3 Maths
iqra -.Biology, Hindi, Life Sciences🌸 Meet Your Tutor – Iqra!
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philip E.Maths, Physics, Computer ScienceI prioritise building trust from the very first lesson. Students are encouraged to ask questions, revisit topics as many times as…View profile
Olugbenga S.Maths, Civic Education, EconomicsI have taught Maths, English Language Arts and the Sciences for about 15 years in the elementary or primary level of education before…View profile
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What lessons cover
- Number and calculation
- Algebra: expressions, equations and sequences
- Ratio, proportion and rates of change
- Geometry and measures
- Probability
- Statistics
About KS3 Maths
- KS3 maths covers Years 7 to 9 and lays the foundations for GCSE Maths.
How to do well
- Secure algebra earlyAlgebra skills from KS3 make up a large part of GCSE Maths.
- Practise mental mathsQuick mental calculation saves time in every GCSE paper.
- Little and oftenTwenty minutes a day of times tables, reading or vocabulary does more at this age than one long weekly session.
How it works
- Choose a tutorCompare profiles, reviews and prices, then pick the tutor who knows your course.
- Book a free first lessonShare the course outline, recent tests and your goals, and agree a plan.
- Follow the planWeekly lessons that follow your class, with practice before each test.
Frequently asked questions
Is KS3 maths important for GCSE?
Yes. GCSE builds directly on KS3 content, and gaps in algebra and fractions cause most later problems.
My child lost confidence in Year 7. Can a tutor help?
Yes. Regular, patient lessons rebuild confidence by securing basics first.