Do You Need A GCSE Maths Tutor? Here’s the message I want you to feel all the way through this. GCSE Maths improves when the student has a routine, does the right questions, and fixes the same few mistakes each…
How To Get Better At GCSE Maths If you’re Googling “how to get better at GCSE Maths”, you’re probably either stressed, frustrated, or sick of feeling behind. Here’s the good news: maths isn’t a talent, it’s all about training. I’ve…
91.5% of Students Improved Their Maths Grade with Breakthrough Maths At Breakthrough Maths, we believe that the right structure, the right support, and the right encouragement can truly transform how students perform in maths. In 2024, we put that belief…
Strategies to Pass GCSE Resits “How to pass GCSE resits?” is one of the most common questions I get asked. And it can seem like a tall order, but with the right approach, they’re absolutely something you can nail. There…
GCSE Maths Resits: A Guide to Turning Things Around The GCSE Maths Resits can be especially tough for your child. Especially if they don’t know what to study and you don’t know how to help them. I know they can…
GCSE Maths Papers 1, 2 and 3: What’s the Difference? When it comes to GCSE Maths, the exam can feel like a three-headed monster: Paper 1, Paper 2, and Paper 3. Each one is worth a third of your final…
Year 11 Maths: My Complete Guide If you’re in Year 11, this is it. The big one. GCSE Maths year. You’ve been building towards it since Year 7, and now it’s time to put it all together. Don’t panic though,…
The Difference Between Foundation and Higher Level GCSE Maths There are two options when it comes to GCSE Maths: Foundation Tier and Higher Tier. It’s not just about picking an easier or harder option, each opens different doors and comes…
If you’ve ever sat at the kitchen table watching your teenager wrestle with GCSE Maths homework, you’ll know the scene: pencil tapping, muttered complaints, and eventually “Why is this so hard?”. It’s a fair question. GCSE Maths has a reputation…
Approximately 5 million students sit their GCSE’s each year. And 40% of them struggle to achieve a grade 4 or higher. That is shocking. One of the reasons for this is that it is so hard to find decent GCSE…
