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What our KS2 Maths tutoring covers

Lessons focus on the maths your child meets at school, with time to revisit earlier ideas when needed. We cover place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, alongside times tables and mental calculation strategies. Pupils also practise fractions, decimals, percentages, measurement, shape, angles, coordinates and interpreting charts and tables.

Reasoning matters just as much as getting an answer right. Tutors help children explain their thinking, choose useful methods and tackle word problems without feeling overwhelmed. Practical examples and clear explanations make unfamiliar ideas easier to understand.

For pupils preparing for Year 6 SATs in England, sessions can include arithmetic and reasoning practice using relevant question formats. KS2 SATs are national curriculum assessments, not exams set by GCSE boards such as AQA, Edexcel or OCR. For children elsewhere in the UK, lessons can follow their school curriculum and current classroom topics.

Who your tutor will be

Our Russell Group educated tutors bring strong subject knowledge and a patient approach to one to one learning. Every GoodGrade tutor is DBS checked, so you can feel reassured about who is supporting your child.

Your ks2 maths tutor can break a tricky calculation into manageable steps, spot gaps in understanding and give your child space to ask questions. The aim is to help them understand why a method works, rather than simply memorise an answer.

GoodGrade Tutors has an average rating of 4.9 out of 5. When choosing a tutor, you can focus on the match that feels right for your child’s learning needs, confidence and personality.

How it works

Start with the free 2 minute quiz at goodgrade.co.uk/quiz. Tell us about your child’s year group, the areas they find difficult and what you would like tutoring to help them achieve. You can then choose from 3 to 4 tutor matches.

Weekly one to one sessions give your child regular time to practise, ask questions and revisit anything that has not quite clicked. Lessons are available online across the UK, with in person options in selected areas.

Progress is tracked in the GoodGrade Hub, helping you see what your child is working on and how they are getting on. As their understanding develops, lesson priorities can change with them.

Tutoring prices

Primary: £25 per hour for online one to one tutoring.

KS3: £30 per hour for online one to one tutoring.

GCSE: £35 per hour for online one to one tutoring.

A Level: £45 per hour for online one to one tutoring.

In person lessons are available in selected areas for an additional £20 per hour. Confirm your subject, exam board and tutor availability through our matching quiz.

Frequently asked questions

Which year groups do you support with KS2 maths?

Our KS2 maths tutoring supports pupils in Years 3 to 6. Lessons can reinforce classroom learning, revisit earlier topics or help your child prepare for the move to secondary school.

Can a ks2 maths tutor help with Year 6 SATs?

Yes. Tutors can help pupils prepare for the arithmetic and reasoning papers in England’s Year 6 SATs. Sessions focus on secure understanding, question practice and checking answers, rather than test practice alone.

What if my child struggles with basic maths?

Your tutor can start with the foundations your child needs, such as number bonds, place value or times tables. Clear explanations and regular practice give them time to build understanding before moving on.

Are lessons online or in person?

One to one lessons are available online across the UK. In person tutoring is also available in selected areas. Share your preferences when you complete the quiz.

How will I know whether my child is making progress?

Progress is tracked in the GoodGrade Hub, so you can follow what your child is working on and how they are getting on. Lessons can adapt as their understanding improves or new classroom topics need attention.

How do I choose a tutor?

Take the free 2 minute quiz at goodgrade.co.uk/quiz to tell us about your child’s needs. You can then choose from 3 to 4 tutor matches before starting weekly one to one sessions.

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