Year 9 Maths and Science Tuition
Year 9 is the bridge to GCSE. Many schools start GCSE work this year, and some ask students to choose subjects or science routes. We make sure the Key Stage 3 base is solid and give students a head start on GCSE topics.
What Year 9 students usually learn
Every school teaches topics in its own order. Most schools cover topics like these in Year 9, and we match the class to what the students are doing at school.
Maths
- Linear equations, inequalities and straight-line graphs
- Indices and standard form
- Percentages, compound interest, ratio and proportion
- Pythagoras' theorem and a first look at trigonometry
- Circles, surface area and volume
- Probability
Science
- Biology: genetics and inheritance, respiration, health and disease
- Chemistry: the periodic table, reactions of metals, the Earth and its atmosphere
- Physics: motion and speed, pressure, energy transfers and waves
- Early GCSE topics, where the school has started them
What your child gains
- A solid Key Stage 3 base
- A head start on GCSE topics
- Help with GCSE subject and science choices
- Strong study habits before Year 10
How classes work
- One live class for the year group on Zoom. There is no travelling.
- Maths in every session, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology in rotation, matched to what schools teach.
- Homework and notes on Google Classroom.
- There is no trial class: it is a structured course that builds week by week.
Times, fees and term dates
Send a short enquiry and you will see the class times, fees and term dates straight away. Ash then contacts you by WhatsApp, phone call or email to confirm a place.
Other years: Year 7 · Year 8 · Year 10 GCSE · Year 11 GCSE
Guides for parents
Other programmes
- Year 4: 11+ Foundation
- Year 5 Standard: 11+ Main Programme
- Year 5 Extension: Advanced 11+ Preparation
- Summer Revision Course: End of July to early August
- Year 6 Masterclasses: End of September to mid-November
- Year 7: KS3 | Maths & Science
- Year 8: KS3 | Maths & Science
- Year 10: GCSE | Maths & Science
- Year 11: GCSE | Maths & Science