A live lesson, not a video you watch later.
One hour, online, taught by a practising maths teacher. You answer questions while it runs, and the practice that follows saves to your free account.
What an hour is
- Taught live. Not a recording. You can ask, and it gets answered in the hour.
- You answer as it runs. Live quizzes through the session.
- A follow-up mission. Practice for the week afterwards, set on MathedUp, marking itself as you go.
- Booking needs a free MathedUp account, which is also how your quiz progress saves on the day.
Who turns up
- Year 11 students, mostly at home on a laptop. Every session says which tier it is for before anything else.
- Parents booking for a child. You can reserve a place for them.
- Teachers sending a class. There is a printable class flyer.
The sessions
The date, the time and the cost are printed down the right of the sheet, so you can decide before you read a word of it.
Year 11 . Higher and Foundation tracks
GCSE Algebra Boot Camp
Four weekly live sessions on the algebra that wins the most marks, chosen from the exam data, with games and weekly follow-up. It finishes as mock season peaks.
Booking and payment open mid-September. The early-bird list locks £79 before then; the standard price is £99.
How booking works
- Pick the track you sit: Higher or Foundation.
- Booking needs a free MathedUp account. It is also how quiz progress saves on the day.
- Parents can reserve a place for their child.
- Teachers: print the class flyer and send a class.
Later in the year no dates yet
- Mock masterclasses in November.
- Live walkthroughs before each GCSE paper in the summer series.
They join this page when they are real, with a date and a price on them. Nothing is bookable before then.
End of programme
Everything a student touches on MathedUp stays free: every topic, every quiz, every past paper, permanently. The live sessions are an extra hour with a teacher in it.