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Maths and Science Tutor in Finsbury Park

From the Parkland Walk to Seven Sisters Road, lessons are online from anywhere, or in person in Islington and the surrounding boroughs, or at home for an agreed premium. Muhammad teaches Maths, Physics and GCSE and IGCSE Chemistry; associate tutors teach Biology, English and A Level Chemistry.

Local landmarks

01Finsbury Park stationVictoria · Piccadilly · National Rail02Finsbury Parkthe park, opened 186903Stroud Green Roadindependent shops, runs to Crouch Hill04Manor House stationPiccadilly line05Rainbow Theatreformer Astoria cinema, 1930

Is there a Maths and Science tutor near me in Finsbury Park?

Yes — Muhammad teaches in person in Islington and the surrounding boroughs, or at your home for an agreed premium, and online anywhere. Lessons cover Maths, Physics and GCSE and IGCSE Chemistry with Muhammad personally, plus Biology, English and A Level Chemistry with our associate tutors.

A regular weekly lesson is easy to fit around school — a fixed after-school or early-evening time can be agreed and kept all term.

Do Muhammad’s group lessons run for Finsbury Park families?

Yes — the weekly group lessons for GCSE Maths, GCSE Physics, A Level Maths, A Level Physics and 11+ Maths all run online, so a Finsbury Park family can join from home. Group lessons are pay-what-you-can rather than a fixed fee.

One-to-one and two-to-one lessons are £120 an hour, in person or online. Muhammad — a Cambridge Physics PhD, rated 5.0 on Google — teaches Maths, Physics and Chemistry personally; Biology and English are taught by associate tutors alongside him.

Also serving: Stroud Green, Harringay, Holloway, Highbury, Stoke Newington

Local background

About Finsbury Park

Some local background on Finsbury Park and the schools in and around it, offered as local context. Being listed here doesn’t mean a school or person is connected to Mathematics and Science Tuition.

Landmarks: a walk through Finsbury Park

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Finsbury Park

Grade II listed; opened 1869; lake, athletics stadium and a festival site.

Parkland Walk

3.1-mile green route to Alexandra Palace on a railway built in the 1860s; passenger service ended 1954; local nature reserve since 1990.

11+ Maths · distance & units

Rainbow Theatre

Opened as the Astoria in 1930; the Beatles, Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix played there in the 1960s.

Manor House station

Charles Holden design, opened 19 September 1932, on the Hackney/Haringey boundary.

Finsbury Park station

Interchange for Victoria and Piccadilly lines, Great Northern and Thameslink.

Stroud Green Road

Main road to Crouch Hill; independent shops and restaurants.

History

Around 1800 a tea room on the knoll became Hornsey Wood House, a tavern beside a lake. Residents of Finsbury petitioned for a park in 1841, plans for an “Albert Park” were drawn up in 1850, and the Finsbury Park Act received Royal Assent on 17 August 1857. Hornsey Wood Reservoir was completed in 1868, and the park opened in 1869. The Astoria cinema opened in 1930 and became the Rainbow concert venue in 1971. Ownership passed to Haringey Council in 1986 when the Greater London Council was wound up, and a £5 million Heritage Lottery award funded renovation from 2003.

c.1800Hornsey Wood House, a tavern beside a lake
1841Residents of Finsbury petition for a park
1850Plans for an “Albert Park” drawn up
1857Finsbury Park Act, Royal Assent 17 August
1869The park opens
1930The Astoria cinema opens
1971Becomes the Rainbow concert venue
1986Ownership passes to Haringey Council
2003£5 million Heritage Lottery award funds renovation

A local problem

Local problem11+

The Parkland Walk is about 2½ miles long. Using 5 miles = 8 km, about how many kilometres is that?

Show answer

5 miles = 8 km, so 1 mile = 8 ÷ 5 = 1.6 km

2½ miles = 5 miles ÷ 2, so halve 8 km

Answer: about 4 km.

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People

  • Alicia MarkovaBorn 1910

    Born in Finsbury Park 1910; prima ballerina assoluta, founder dancer of the Royal Ballet

  • Sir Don McCullinGrew up here

    War photojournalist; grew up in Finsbury Park

  • Lesley JosephBorn 1945

    Actress (Dorien in Birds of a Feather); born in Finsbury Park 1945

  • Marina SirtisHarringay

    Actress (Star Trek: The Next Generation); brought up in Harringay

Schools in and around Finsbury Park

Channing School

Independent girls’ day schoolHighgate, HaringeyFounded 1885

AlumniJane Dacre (rheumatologist, past president of the Royal College of Physicians) · Kathryn Parsons (tech entrepreneur) · Carly Fiorina (former HP CEO)

Queen Elizabeth’s School

Nearest selective: state grammar for boys, 11–18Barnet

AlumniDemis Hassabis (AI researcher, Google DeepMind co-founder) · Mustafa Suleyman (AI researcher) · Duncan Maskell (biochemist)A Level Biology · biochemistry

St Michael’s Catholic Grammar School

Nearest selective: Catholic grammar for girls (mixed sixth form)North Finchley, Barnet

AlumniKaren Harrison (Britain’s first woman train driver) · Jill Paton Walsh (author) · Katy Hessel (art historian)

Hornsey School for Girls

State comprehensive, 11–16Haringey

AlumniZeinab Badawi (broadcaster) · Julie Dorrington (medical photographer)

Fortismere School

State comprehensive with sixth formMuswell Hill, Haringey

AlumniAnum and Haris Bandey (Olympic swimmers) · Michael Kiwanuka (singer) · Jess Glynne (singer-songwriter)

Haringey has no state grammar schools.

How it works

How do lessons work if you live nearby?

It starts with a short conversation with Muhammad, then a one-off assessment lesson so he can see where your child actually is, then a regular weekly lesson — in person locally in Islington or online, whichever suits your family.

01

Enquire

Tell Muhammad what your child is finding hardest. He takes this conversation himself, and it costs nothing.

02

Assessment lesson

A single lesson to establish the real starting point, in person locally in Islington or online — whichever works best for your family.

03

Weekly lesson

A regular one-to-one or two-to-one lesson, in person or online, or a pay-what-you-can online group lesson, at the same day and time each week.

What’s taught

Which subjects and stages do you teach?

Muhammad teaches Maths, Physics and Chemistry personally (Chemistry up to GCSE and IGCSE). Our associate tutors cover Biology, including A Level, A Level Chemistry and English. 11+ preparation is for Maths and English; there is no 11+ in the sciences.

Subject 11+ KS3 GCSE A Level / IB Adults
Maths
Physics
Chemistry †
Biology†

† Taught by our associate tutors, not Muhammad: Biology (including A Level) and A Level Chemistry. 11+ is offered in Maths only in this table.

£120 / hourOne-to-one, in person or online£120 / hour, sharedTwo-to-one, split between the pairPay what you canGroup lessons, where a class runs

Local context

Schools around here

Ambler Primary School

Served how

In person or online

From Finsbury Park: Muhammad teaches in person in Islington and the surrounding boroughs, or at your home for an agreed premium, and online anywhere.

Phone: 020 7686 4307

Email: ma@mathematicsandsciencetuition.com

Before you go

Tell Muhammad where you’re stuck.

“I take the first call myself, and it costs nothing.

Tell me what you are finding hardest, and I will tell you honestly whether I can help — and what the first few lessons would look like.”

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Muhammad Ali

Muhammad AliFounder and tutor — PhD physics, Cambridge

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