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GCSE Maths Example AQA 8300

63% assessed · 61 of 97 spec points

Number16 of 16
69%25%
Algebra20 of 25
48%24%
Ratio and proportion13 of 16
44%25%13%
Geometry and measures12 of 25
20%16%12%

StrongAverageWeakNot yet assessed

Your child at a glance Example Updated after every lesson
7 → 9
Working grade
14
Lessons so far
100%
Attendance
22/25
Last past paper
Past papers, over time Example GCSE Maths · five papers
0 50 100 Grade 7 target ≈ 65% 52% 74% 14 Feb 7 Mar 28 Mar 25 Apr 16 May

Up 22 percentage points across five papers, February to May — Grade 5 to Grade 7.

Every paper your child sits is marked against the real grade boundaries and plotted. One paper is a score; five is a direction, and that is the thing worth knowing.

Progress reports Example Weekly and monthly
  • Monthly report month ending 26 Jul
  • Weekly report week ending 19 Jul
  • Weekly report week ending 12 Jul
  • Weekly report week ending 5 Jul

Written for you, not for us — what was covered, how it went, and what comes next. They arrive on their own; you never have to ask.

After every lesson Example Thursday, 5:00–6:00pm

“We finished simultaneous equations and started on quadratics. She spotted the substitution method quickly, but factorising is still slow — we will drill it next week. Homework: exercise 7B, questions 1–12.”

Ben, her tutor

24Jul
Quadratics — factorising

Next lesson, with Ben

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  • Specialists

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  • A diagnostic before anything else

    The first session maps strengths and gaps, then sets a week-by-week plan.

  • A summary after every lesson

    Parents read what was covered, how it went and what comes next.

See what a parent sees.

Every week, your tutor writes up what was covered, what moved and what’s next, mapped against the real exam specification, not a vague “going well”.

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An example weekly report for Amara Okafor, GCSE Maths: current grade 7, target grade 8, 84% of the specification covered, and past-paper scores rising from 52% to 69%.

Start with the diagnostic.

A real GCSE question, marked the moment you answer it. The full set is fifteen of them — about ten minutes — and the report afterwards names the topics worth another look, question by question, with the working.

A taster question · GCSE similar shapes · calculator allowed

Two mathematically similar solids have surface areas of 40 cm2 and 90 cm2. The smaller has a volume of 216 cm3. What is the volume of the larger?
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