Bookings open • Live online classes • Monday 26–Friday 30 October 2026
October half-term maths classes

Turn difficult topics into marks.

Focused 90-minute GCSE Higher and A Level Maths classes taught live by Mitchell Dye—a qualified Maths teacher with almost 10 years’ classroom experience. Choose a £10 masterclass or a six-student interactive workshop.

View the class calendar Compare the two formats

No subscription. Book only the classes that will help you.

90 minutes live Focused teaching and practice
Notes included Sent after every class
GCSE & A Level Clear year and level labels
Pay when booking Secure Calendly checkout
Choose your class format

The right level of support for you.

Both formats cover the same core topic and include notes. Choose the masterclass for affordable, focused teaching—or the workshop when you want to participate and receive feedback.

Best-value revision

Live Masterclass

£10

One 90-minute session • Maximum 100 attendees

  • Teacher-led explanation of the topic from the foundations upward
  • Worked examples and carefully selected exam-style questions
  • Time to attempt questions while following the live lesson
  • Digital class notes sent afterwards

Best for: students who want a clear, affordable reset on one difficult topic.

Most individual support

Interactive Workshop

£35

One 90-minute session • Strict maximum of 6 students

  • Active participation throughout the lesson
  • Ask questions and show your working in real time
  • Individual checks, corrections and targeted feedback
  • Digital notes plus a private session recording via Google Drive

Best for: students who learn by doing and want Mitchell to check their understanding.

Class calendar

Choose your topic and book your place.

Select a class name or its booking button to open the matching Calendly page. Your place is confirmed once payment is completed.

Dates: 26–30 October 2026 Time zone: UK time (GMT) Location: Live online
One clear price: no subscription or package required.
Instant confirmation: payment secures the booked place.
Easy access: joining information is sent before the lesson.
What students will do

More than watching someone do maths.

Each class is built around understanding the method, applying it to exam questions and recognising the mistakes that cost marks.

1

Understand the idea

See the topic explained clearly and learn when each method should be used.

2

Apply it to questions

Work through increasingly demanding examples rather than memorising isolated steps.

3

Avoid lost marks

Identify common errors and leave with notes that make later revision easier.

Taught live by Mitchell Dye.

Calm, clear and exam-focused teaching from an experienced Maths teacher—not a pre-recorded course.

  • Qualified, full-time Maths teacherClassroom experience teaching GCSE and A Level students.
  • Almost 10 years’ teaching experienceExplanations shaped by the misconceptions students make most often.
  • UCL and Imperial backgroundStrong subject knowledge paired with practical exam preparation.
  • Established online Maths educatorHundreds of teaching videos available publicly on YouTube.
How booking works

Book in under two minutes.

  1. Choose a class

    Select the topic, time and format that best matches the student’s needs.

  2. Book and pay

    Complete the short Calendly form and payment to secure the place.

  3. Join the lesson

    Use the joining information sent after booking, then receive the promised resources afterwards.

Questions

Before you book.

What is the difference between the £10 and £35 classes?
The £10 masterclass is a larger, teacher-led live lesson with notes afterwards. The £35 workshop is capped at six students, so students can participate, ask questions, show their working and receive feedback. Workshop students also receive private access to the recording.
Are the GCSE classes suitable for Foundation students?
These classes are designed primarily for GCSE Higher students in Years 10–11. A confident Foundation student may still benefit from selected topics, but should check the class title and level before booking.
Who are the A Level classes for?
The A Level classes are aimed at Year 12 students learning the topic for the first time. Year 13 students who want a focused recap are also welcome.
What will the student need?
A laptop or tablet, a stable internet connection, paper, a pen and a calculator where appropriate. Joining information will be sent after booking.
Will every student receive a recording?
Recordings are included with the £35 interactive workshops. The £10 masterclasses include class notes but not a recording.
Can a student book more than one class?
Yes. Each class is booked separately, so students can choose any combination of topics and formats.

Use half-term to fix the topic that keeps costing marks.

Start from £10, choose only the class you need and leave with clearer methods, worked examples and notes for future revision.

Choose a class The £35 workshops are strictly limited to six students per session.
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