Maths
Our flagship small-group programme for National 5 Maths. A full-year course that builds mastery topic by topic, turning "I can't do maths" into quiet, steady confidence.
A steady path through the whole course
The programme follows the National 5 curriculum from the first week of term to the final revision push. Each session builds on the last, so your child is never scrambling to keep up, and never bored waiting for others to catch on.
Because groups are small, every student is known. Questions are welcomed, mistakes are treated as part of learning, and progress is visible week after week.
The full National 5 syllabus
Expressions & Formulae
- Surds and indices
- Algebraic expressions
- Factorising and completing the square
- Volumes of solids
Relationships
- Straight line and equations
- Functions and graphs
- Trigonometry
- Quadratic equations
Applications
- Trigonometric relationships
- Statistics and comparing data
- Percentages and fractions
- Exam skills and past papers
Structure that keeps momentum
Weekly live classes
Small groups meet online each week with a qualified maths teacher.
Practice between classes
Short, focused tasks that build fluency without overwhelming.
Feedback and support
Regular check-ins so students, and parents, can see progress.
Exam preparation
The final term focuses on technique, past papers and confidence.
Emily Mason (MEng)
With more than ten years' experience supporting Scottish students through National 5 and Higher Maths, Emily believes that confidence grows through understanding. Her lessons focus on clear explanations, purposeful practice and creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes and achieving their potential.
Maths questions
When does the programme start?
The National 5 Maths programme runs across the school year, ideally joined from the start of term. Get in touch to check availability and current start dates.
What if my child is already partway through the year?
We'll talk through where they are and whether joining mid-year or a short block of 1:1 tutoring would help most.
Do they need to be "good at maths" to join?
Not at all. The programme is designed for students who want to build confidence and consistency, whatever their starting point.
Interested in National 5 Maths?
Send an enquiry or book a free consultation and we'll help you decide if it's the right fit.