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Live weekly GCSE & KS3 Maths lessons from an experienced Maths Leader (5 years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator)

3 live lessons, every Saturday. Every lesson recorded. £2 a session, billed monthly. No contract.

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Mr Haque, your MathsHaqs maths teacher
Mr Haque An experienced Maths Leader (5 years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator) 12+ years teaching · Enhanced DBS checked

Opening offer

£2 a sessionbilled monthly

Available to the next 20 students who sign up.

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3 live lessons, every Saturday (UK time). Same price for every level: £2 a session, billed monthly (£8 a month).

Enrolment now open · starts Sat 7 Nov

GCSE Foundation

Year 9 – Year 11 · Aiming for Grades 4–5

10:15am – 11:15am

First class: Saturday 7th November

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Sign up now. No charge until Thursday 5 November, 2 days before the first class.

Running every Saturday

GCSE Higher

Year 9 – Year 11 · Aiming for Grades 6–9

9:00am – 10:00am

Every Saturday

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Running every Saturday

KS3

Years 7 – 8

11:30am – 12:30pm

Every Saturday

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Every level includes one live 1-hour session each week, the full recording library, and cancel anytime: no contract, no minimum term.

Why families choose MathsHaqs

Everything your child needs. One lesson a week.

  1. Join a live lesson

    1 hour, live, every Saturday, pitched at your level: KS3, GCSE Foundation or GCSE Higher.

  2. Learn exam technique

    Know exactly how marks are won and lost. Consistent weekly sessions beat last-minute cramming.

  3. Never miss out

    Every session is recorded. Rewatch any topic, any week, from the full recording library.

  4. Fix the real problem

    Spot the pattern behind a mistake, not just the mistake, and close the gaps that are costing marks.

Why so cheap? One live lesson reaches every student, and it's recorded. You're not paying for 1:1 time, you're paying for access.

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An experienced Maths Leader (5 years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator)

12+

Years teaching maths to Years 7 to 11

5

Years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator

84%

Grade 4+ in my department's GCSE results while I led KS4, up from a two-year downward trend

£2

A session, billed monthly, with every lesson recorded

Mr Haque, MathsHaqs teacher

Meet your teacher

Mr Haque: 12+ years teaching, and an experienced Maths Leader (5 years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator)

I'm Fahim Haque, an experienced Maths Leader (5 years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator). I have 12+ years' experience teaching maths to Years 7–11, Higher & Foundation, in a London secondary school. I hold an Enhanced DBS check.

As a Maths Leader, I didn't just teach. I built results. While leading Key Stage 4, my department's GCSE results rose to 84% grade 4+, reversing a two-year downward trend that began before I joined.

Students don't fall behind because they can't do maths. They fall behind without consistent, expert help. Private tutoring at £30–50/hour puts that out of reach for most families. MathsHaqs closes that gap.

Here's what that looks like in practice:

  • An expert at breaking down tough concepts into simple, manageable steps, sharpened by my years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator, seeing first-hand what expert teaching looks like, drawing on links across topics and real insight into exactly how marks are won in the exam
  • Track record across the full range: known for getting the most out of underachieving and disengaged students, while also stretching Higher-tier students towards the top grades (including coordinating the AQA Level 2 Further Maths qualification)
  • Makes maths genuinely engaging with real-world links: e.g. used the 2021 GameStop short squeeze to teach time series graphs and investing concepts
  • Plans properly sequenced lessons, built from real Year 10/11 Schemes of Learning, so each session builds logically toward the exam
An experienced Maths Leader (5 years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator)12+ years' experienceKS3 & GCSEEnhanced DBS checked

Parent reviews

What parents say

Joined late? You haven't missed a thing.

MathsHaqs isn't a short course with a fixed start date. It's an ongoing programme that works through the curriculum over the long term, so it never matters if your child missed the first sessions. Anything they missed is waiting for them in the recordings library.

Ongoing, not a one-off

Live lessons run every Saturday. Start in any week and carry on from there.

Built for the long term

Lessons are planned to cover the curriculum over time, not a quick cram, so there's no "too late" to start.

A full catalogue of recordings

Missed a session? Every previous lesson is in the recordings library, ready to watch whenever suits you.

Join MathsHaqs — £8/month

Simple pricing

£8/month

Same price for every level — £2 a session, billed monthly

  • One live 1-hour session every week, pitched at your level
  • Full recording library, always accessible while subscribed
  • Cancel anytime — no contract, no minimum term

3 live lessons, every Saturday: GCSE Higher, GCSE Foundation and KS3. GCSE Foundation starts on Saturday 7 November, 10:15am to 11:15am — sign up now; nothing is charged until Thursday 5 November.

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Can't make Saturday?

Every lesson is recorded, so you never miss out. But if a different day or time would suit your family better, register your interest. New classes would be considered based on demand: if enough families are interested, I'll look at running another one.

Register interest for other days and times

Takes about a minute. Registering doesn't commit you to anything, and it doesn't guarantee a new class.

FAQs

Questions you might have

Yes — the price is low because of the group + recording format, not diluted teaching. Same expertise from an experienced Maths Leader (5 years as Head of Maths and KS4 Coordinator), with 12+ years of teaching.

No problem — every session is recorded and added to the library straight after.

Straight after you subscribe you'll get a welcome email with the weekly live lesson link for your level, plus a link to the recordings library, where every past session is kept for you to browse.

Yes — participants can't see who else is attending, chat is moderated, and I hold an enhanced DBS check for working with young people, including those with additional needs.

Lessons follow the Edexcel syllabus, as most schools use it. The knowledge and skills are the same across AQA, OCR and other boards, so the lessons work whichever board your child is on.

Yes — rolling monthly membership, no minimum term. Cancel whenever and you won't be charged again.

KS3 (Years 7–8) and GCSE Higher (Years 9–11, aiming for Grades 6–9) both have a live lesson every Saturday. GCSE Foundation (Years 9–11, aiming for Grades 4–5) starts on Saturday 7 November, 10:15am to 11:15am, and you can sign up now. No payment is taken today — you won't be charged until Thursday 5 November, 2 days before the first Foundation lesson.

There are 3 live lessons every Saturday (UK time): GCSE Higher, 9:00am–10:00am, GCSE Foundation, 10:15am–11:15am, and KS3, 11:30am–12:30pm. GCSE Foundation's first lesson is on Saturday 7 November, and then it runs every Saturday too.

You can join at any time. MathsHaqs is an ongoing programme that covers the curriculum over the long term, so it doesn't matter if your child missed the first sessions. Missed any earlier sessions? Not to worry — the recordings library has the full catalogue of previous videos, so they can catch up at their own pace.

Every lesson is recorded, so nothing is lost if you can't make it live. If a different day or time would suit your family better, please register your interest — it takes about a minute. Any new class would be considered based on demand: the more families who register, the more likely it is that I can run one. Nothing is promised, and registering doesn't commit you to anything.

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Choose the class that matches where your child is now:

  • Years 7–8: join KS3. Very able Year 8 students are welcome in GCSE Higher.
  • Year 9 and above: join GCSE Foundation or GCSE Higher, depending on their ability.
  • Aiming for a Grade 4 or 5: join GCSE Foundation.
  • Aiming for Grades 6–9: join GCSE Higher.

Not sure? Ask your child's maths teacher which tier they're entered for, or message me on WhatsApp and I'll help you choose.

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