The Ultimate 11+ Maths Bootcamp
26–30 October 2026
Events
Revision classes and mock exams
Mathematics and Science Tuition runs live revision classes, bootcamps included, and mock exams to help students feel ready before the real thing. Every upcoming date is listed here.
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GCSE Maths Mock Prep Bootcamp
26–30 October 2026
A-Level Maths Half-Term Intensive
26–30 October 2026
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What subjects does Muhammad teach personally?
Muhammad Ali, Cambridge PhD physicist, teaches Maths, Physics and Chemistry directly. Biology and English are also offered, taught by trusted associate tutors working to the same standard.
Is tuition one-to-one only, or are there group options?
Lessons run one-to-one, two-to-one or in Pay What You Can groups, in person across Islington, Finsbury Park, Highbury, Crouch End and Stoke Newington, or online worldwide.
What are your fees?
One-to-one is £120/hr; two-to-one is £120/hr shared (£60 each); group sessions run Pay What You Can; adults, GAMSAT and GMAT preparation is £120/hr, one-to-one only.
Is Muhammad DBS checked?
Yes — Muhammad holds an enhanced DBS certificate, valid to October 2027.
Do you teach online as well as in person?
Lessons run in person across five London areas — Islington, Finsbury Park, Highbury, Crouch End and Stoke Newington — or online, whichever suits your family’s week.
Which exam boards do you cover, and how do I get started?
All exam boards are covered — AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC and CIE — with lesson content differing little between them. To get started, book a free consultation call: Muhammad takes the first call himself, free of charge, to understand where your child is stuck before recommending a plan.
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.”
Muhammad AliFounder and tutor — PhD physics, Cambridge
