Math Room · Accelerate Learning
Personalised online tuition in Maths, English and Science, delivered by experienced tutors who help students understand, believe and improve.
The problem
“My child has lost confidence in Maths.”
“Homework becomes frustrating.”
“Tests become something they dread.”
“Eventually they stop believing they can do it.”
That's where Math Room comes in.
Transformation
Each lesson builds the next layer: belief, structure, understanding and the confidence to work independently.
Subjects
Math Room offers personalised online tuition in Maths, English and Science, from GCSE through to A-Level and for international students.
Maths
GCSE · A-Level · International
Build confidence, strengthen understanding and develop the problem-solving skills needed for exams and beyond.
English
GCSE · A-Level · International
Develop confidence in reading, writing, analysis and communication with clear, structured support.
Science
GCSE · A-Level · International
Build strong scientific understanding across Biology, Chemistry and Physics with focused, confidence-building tuition.
Why Math Room
Students are supported by tutors with strong subject knowledge and the ability to explain ideas clearly and patiently.
Tuition is shaped around each student’s starting point, goals, confidence and areas for improvement.
Support is available across key exam stages and for students studying both UK and international programmes.
We believe progress starts when students feel supported, understood and capable of succeeding.
Parents receive clear, honest updates so they understand what has been covered, what needs work and what comes next.
Math Room is growing through a small team of tutors chosen for subject expertise, communication and a supportive approach to learning.
Meet the Founder
I’m a qualified maths teacher and current Head of GCSE Mathematics. I originally founded Math Room with a simple idea: students make the most progress when they feel confident, understood and supported at the right level.
What began as specialist maths tuition is now growing into a small team across Maths, English and Science. I carefully select tutors who share the same confidence-first approach and commitment to clear, personalised teaching.
Our Tutors
Our tutors combine strong subject knowledge with a patient, supportive approach designed to help students build confidence and make meaningful progress.
Founder & Maths Tutor
GCSE Maths · A-Level Maths · International Maths
Confidence first. Progress follows.
Sam is the founder of Math Room and a qualified maths teacher with extensive experience supporting GCSE, A-Level and international students. His teaching focuses on rebuilding confidence, identifying gaps and helping students develop a clear path towards progress.
Maths Tutor
GCSE Maths · International Maths
Making difficult maths feel manageable.
Paris is an experienced GCSE Maths teacher who has spent years helping students work towards passing their GCSE Maths. She specialises in supporting students who struggle to engage with mathematics, breaking even the most complicated topics into clear, manageable steps that students can understand and build upon.
English Tutor
GCSE English · A-Level English · International English
Less guesswork. More confidence. Better marks.
With experience as both a GCSE examiner and English tutor, Kara helps students understand what the exam is really asking of them, while building the skills, confidence and belief they need to achieve more.
How it works
Step 1
We’ll discuss your child’s confidence, goals, subject needs, availability and the type of tutor who would suit them best.
Step 2
We’ll match your child with a tutor based on subject level, learning needs, personality and availability.
Step 3
Tuition is personalised around the student, with clear teaching, focused support and regular feedback.
Parent Reviews
Real feedback from families who have worked with Math Room. Our earliest reviews reflect tuition delivered personally by founder Sam Hicks.
He managed to get my daughter to engage with maths. We wanted her to gain confidence and simply pass. Sam achieved both, and she finished with a Grade 6. We would 100% recommend Math Room.
Katie C
My daughter improved from a Grade 2 to a predicted Grade 5. More importantly, Sam helped her believe in herself and develop the confidence to tackle challenging topics independently.
Libby S
Sam understood both of my boys' individual needs and supported them brilliantly. They came through their A Levels with flying colours. I can't recommend him highly enough.
Shannon S
Reliable, flexible and focused on developing genuine understanding. Sessions were structured around helping my daughter understand the principles behind the maths.
Emma I
Recommended Revision Resources
There are thousands of maths resources online, but not all of them are equally helpful. These are free websites we regularly recommend to students because they are well structured, reliable and genuinely support learning.
Best for: GCSE & A-Level topic revision and exam-style practice
Clear examples, topic practice and exam-style questions for GCSE and A-Level students.
Math Room Tip
Start with the examples, build confidence with practice, then test yourself with exam-style questions.
Best for: Building core skills
Ideal for practising individual skills before tackling larger exam questions.
Math Room Tip
Use the video when the same mistake keeps appearing.
Best for: Structured revision and topic practice
Well-organised worksheets and topic practice for consolidating learning and building confidence.
Math Room Tip
Work through the questions in order and don’t rush ahead — strong foundations make harder questions more manageable.
Best for: Higher GCSE and A-Level revision
Comprehensive revision notes, topic questions, past papers and model solutions for GCSE and A-Level Mathematics.
Math Room Tip
A strong next step once the fundamentals feel secure, especially for Higher GCSE and A-Level challenge.
Best for: Visual understanding
Excellent for exploring graphs, transformations and mathematical relationships visually.
Math Room Tip
Change values and notice how the graph responds — it makes abstract ideas much clearer.