KS3 & 13+ TUITION

At Key Stage 3, Students are being taught according to national curriculum of their first three years (7-9) in secondary schools. At this stage students are required to get a solid foundation of knowledge and confidence towards the preparation of their GCSEs.

We cover following subjects for KS3 tuition.

• Maths
• 13+ Exams Preparations

BESPOKE SYLLABUS — ALIGNED TO NEW KS3 CURRICULUM

We provide Tuition lessons every day after school and on weekends for Maths. We create a spoke syllabus, which is fully aligned with the national curriculum, and enriched with key techniques to excel students in academic progress. The courses at KS3 are designed to ensure that students grasp the new topics easily and fill any gaps or weaknesses in their knowledge at this stage. Segun is highly qualified and experienced and passionate to help students to learn, understand and progress beyond their knowledge

Using our tuition service, students in Key Stage 3 can also prepare for 13 plus entrance exams.

Key Stage 3 pupils, we provide:

• Regular Lessons of mathematics, English, Science and 13+
• Group lessons or one-to-one Lessons
• Assessments to check levels and progress
• Homework after every lesson
• 13 Plus lessons for Private school Entrance Exams for Year 9 admissions

KS3 LEADING TO GCSE

For Year 9 students gearing up to GCSEs, we make every effort to ensure that student knowledge is sound. It’s imperative that students develop the skills and urgency required to take on GCSEs with confidence, and we also support them with advice such as how to pick GCSE options.

What we Teach at KS3

Maths

Our aim is to create a confident attitude to mathematics and to develop, maintain and stimulate students’ curiosity, interest and enjoyment in mathematics. At the end of each Unit there will be a summative test based on the work covered. Performance in each topic will be recorded by the pupil so individual targets may be set for improvement.

Maths includes

• Algebra
• Shapes
• Numbers
• Data Handling
• Fractions
• Percentages
• Problem solving