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Maths and Science Tutor in Stoke Newington

Maths, Physics and GCSE and IGCSE Chemistry with Muhammad; Biology, English and A Level Chemistry with our associate tutors, for families around Clissold Park and Church Street. Lessons are in person across Islington and the surrounding boroughs, or at your home for an agreed premium, and online anywhere.

Local landmarks

01Clissold Parkpark and Clissold House02Stoke Newington Church Streetindependent shops03Abney Park CemeteryVictorian, nature reserve04Stoke Newington stationOverground, Weaver line05Castle Climbing Centreformer pumping station

Is there a Maths and Science tutor near me in Stoke Newington?

Yes — Muhammad teaches in person in Islington and the surrounding boroughs, or at your home for an agreed premium, or online if that suits your family better. Lessons cover Maths, Physics and GCSE and IGCSE Chemistry with Muhammad personally, plus Biology, English and A Level Chemistry with our associate tutors. Muhammad’s subjects cost the same in person or online; Biology, English and A Level Chemistry with the associate tutors are priced upon request.

Online tuition avoids the cross-borough journey entirely, and a student can start online and switch to in-person visits during holidays or exam season, or the other way round.

Is 11+ tuition available for Stoke Newington families?

Yes — 11+ Maths runs as a dedicated weekly online group class, alongside one-to-one preparation. It is aimed at Stoke Newington students preparing for secondary transfer.

One-to-one and two-to-one lessons are £120 an hour; group lessons are pay-what-you-can where a class is running. Muhammad is a Cambridge Physics PhD, rated 5.0 on Google.

Also serving: Newington Green, Dalston, Stamford Hill, Clapton, Canonbury

Local background

About Stoke Newington

Some local background on Stoke Newington 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.

History

  1. 1086

    In the Domesday Book as “Neutone”, held by St Paul’s Cathedral.

  2. 1329

    Church Street is documented; it has had its present name since 1937.

  3. 1790s

    Clissold House built for the Quaker merchant Jonathan Hoare.

  4. 1840

    Abney Park Cemetery opens as Britain’s first wholly nondenominational cemetery.

  5. 1854–58

    St Mary’s New Church built, by Sir George Gilbert Scott.

  6. 1887

    The Clissold House grounds become a public park under an Act.

  7. 1965

    The Metropolitan Borough of Stoke Newington merges into the London Borough of Hackney.

Landmarks

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  1. 1

    Clissold Park

    22.6 hectares with two lakes, a stretch of the New River and animal enclosures.

  2. 2

    Clissold House

    Grade II listed, late 18th century, built as Paradise House for Jonathan Hoare; now a café and events venue.

  3. 3

    Abney Park Cemetery

    12.5 hectares, about 200,000 burials, Egyptian Revival entrance; William and Catherine Booth are buried here.

  4. 4

    Stoke Newington Church Street

    Street of independent shops, with two churches named St Mary’s.

  5. 5

    Castle Climbing Centre

    Former Water Board pumping station of 1854–56 in castellated style.

  6. 6

    St Mary’s New Church

    Victorian church by Sir George Gilbert Scott (1854–58) with a 250-foot steeple.

A local problem

Local problemGCSE · Foundation

Abney Park Cemetery is about 13 hectares and Clissold Park is about 26 hectares. What percentage of Clissold Park’s area is Abney Park’s area?

Show answer

13 ÷ 26 = 1 ÷ 2 = ½

½ = 50%

Answer: 50%. (Abney Park is half the size of Clissold Park.)

More GCSE Maths →

People

  • Joseph Jackson ListerOptician · physicist

    Quaker optician and physicist whose lens work shaped the modern microscope; father of Joseph Lister

    GCSE Biology · microscopy
  • William AllenScientist

    Quaker scientist, philanthropist and abolitionist; pioneer of girls’ education

  • Daniel DefoeChurch Street

    Author of Robinson Crusoe; lived on Church Street (now nos. 95–103)

  • Edgar Allan PoeAround 1818

    American writer; attended the Rev. John Bransby’s Manor House School on Church Street, around 1818

  • Anna Laetitia Barbauld113 Church Street

    Poet and writer; lived at 113 Church Street

Schools in and around Stoke Newington

Stoke Newington School

State comprehensiveHackney

AlumniTao Geoghegan Hart (professional racing cyclist) · Lawrence Okolie (Olympic boxer) · Lotte Wubben-Moy (footballer)

Clapton Girls’ Academy

State academyHackney

AlumniBeatrice Serota, Baroness Serota (politician) · Josephine Wagerman (first woman President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews)

Ilford County High School

Nearest selective: state grammar for boysBarkingside, Redbridge

AlumniKenneth Allen (professor of nuclear physics, Oxford)A Level Physics · nuclear physics · Roland Dobbs (professor of physics, London) · Marie Coates (biologist, nutrition scientist)

Woodford County High School for Girls

Nearest selective: state grammar for girlsRedbridge (building in Waltham Forest)

AlumniKathleen Lonsdale (crystallographer)A Level Chemistry · crystal structures · Lucy Kirkwood (playwright) · Mona Chalabi (journalist)

Bancroft’s School

Independent co-ed day school, ages 7–18Woodford Green, RedbridgeFounded 1737

AlumniJoseph Harold Sheldon (physician, surgeon, gerontologist) · John F. Dewey (structural geologist) · Sir Wilfrid Sheldon (consulting physician to the Queen)

Forest School

Independent co-ed day school, ages 4–18Snaresbrook/Walthamstow, Waltham ForestFounded 1834

AlumniEdward Atkinson (Royal Navy surgeon, Terra Nova expedition) · Malcolm Brenner (cell and gene therapy) · Alan Howard Ward (physicist)

Hackney has no state grammar schools; Ilford and Woodford are the selective schools listed.

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

Tell us which school - we will say if we already teach students there.

Served how

In person or online

From Stoke Newington: 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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