Every Maths lesson is tailored to your child’s needs. With support and encouragement your child can reach their true potential and feel happy with their personal progress. Parents use lessons to support their children in different ways and we are a team guiding your child in their next steps. Often parents approach me with a few key areas that have been flagged up in a school report or mentioned at parents’ evening and this can be our focus. Other parents have found their child slipping behind and starting to worry about a certain lesson or homework and I can step in a reteach, support and help re-engage and boost their confidence and guide parents with support homework tasks and games to play. I use other formative assessment tools to monitor progress and chart progression, with some parents choosing to use IXL alongside our lessons to structure continue to apply and reinforce new concepts between lessons.

Children love to play online games to support their work with me, but many enjoy creating their own board games. Whilst I guide the questions in the early days they soon love to set challenges for other pupils and receive their written feedback and thank you notes. This helps gives pupils ownership, reinforces what they have learnt and by challenging others they work so hard themselves.

A colorful board game activity with instructions, a yellow background, and a table of fractions and division problems with answers. There are handwritten notes in speech bubbles and notes at the bottom thanking players.

Lessons to inspire your child

A colorful board game layout with instructions, puzzles, and a photo of a small rectangular frame made of striped straw sticks. The board has various sections labeled with fractions and instructions, and a yellow speech bubble says, "I won and your game was amazing! Sophia." The right side features a large circle diagram related to rules, with text explaining counting back in 3s from 30.
Collage of multiple images including computer setup, geometric drawings, a probability tree, a home tutoring program logo, handwritten notes, and a duck shoot game with numbered ducks.

Making Maths Fun