Small groups
Our usual GCSE group size is two to five students. Management may agree a temporary additional place while arranging a second group. Read the full-group arrangements below before joining.
GCSE online groups
Learn together. Keep moving forward.
Live teaching, guided practice and exam preparation. £10 per student, per one-hour session.
Weekly timetable
Our GCSE groups began on Monday 26 October 2026. All times are UK local time (Europe/London). Places are subject to availability.
Download timetable image| Day | UK time | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 6:00–7:00 pm | Maths Higher |
| Monday | 7:00–8:00 pm | Maths Foundation |
| Tuesday | 6:00–7:00 pm | English Language |
| Tuesday | 7:15–8:15 pm | English Literature |
| Wednesday | 6:00–7:00 pm | English Literature |
| Wednesday | 7:00–8:00 pm | Biology |
| Thursday | 7:00–8:00 pm | Physics |
| Friday | 7:00–8:00 pm | Chemistry |
Growing at the same time
When at least two learners are ready for another group, we can assign another tutor to a parallel session, normally at the same published time. We may also split or rebalance an existing group. Tutor availability and suitable subject, exam-board and tier matching are confirmed first.
Teaching and resources
The tutor selects content for the learner’s exam board, tier and Combined or separate science route. Lessons include explanations, guided examples, independent questions and feedback.
Weekly parent updates
Asad or Aman sends a weekly document explaining coverage, practice, next steps and any concerns. General resources can be shared in the community; individual progress and concerns are communicated privately.
What happens when a group is full?
If a GCSE group is full, management may offer a temporary place in the current group while another group is arranged. This can temporarily take the group above its usual five students, and is subject to tutor capacity, the learners’ needs and agreement with parents before joining. Once at least two learners are ready for a new group, another tutor can lead a parallel session, normally at the same published time and subject to availability. We may instead split or rebalance the existing group into suitable smaller groups. We confirm any change of tutor, group or time with the families involved.
A temporary place is agreed individually, rather than added automatically. If it is unsuitable, we can discuss a waiting list or another tuition option. Timetable posters describe our usual group size; any temporary exception is confirmed with parents in writing.
Choose how many sessions you need
For academic one-to-one tuition and GCSE groups, you can request the number of lessons that suits you, whether that is one lesson or a block paid for in advance. Tell us the number of sessions, subjects and preferred dates. We confirm availability, lesson length, the price per session and the total before payment. Buying a block does not automatically secure a particular tutor or time; these are agreed with you first. Cancellation and rescheduling arrangements are confirmed before purchase. Monthly Islamic programmes keep their published programme arrangements.
Ask about a lesson blockFuture group sessions
We plan to introduce Key Stage 3 and A-Level group sessions, alongside more GCSE subjects and times. These future groups are not yet open for booking. Subjects, dates, availability and fees will be announced once confirmed.
How to join
- Complete the Academic Tuition Form, selecting group sessions.
- Complete the Policy Acknowledgement Form and provide exam-board, tier and relevant support details.
- Receive confirmation of the group and joining arrangements.
- Pay before the session starts. For payment or joining queries, contact Asad Patel or Aman before the lesson.
Availability is checked when you register. A timetable entry does not guarantee a place. If group tuition is unsuitable, contact management to discuss one-to-one tuition at its separately agreed price.
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