Saddleworth · Oldham · Manchester

Confident, results-driven maths tuition for KS1 to A-Level.

I'm a self-employed maths tutor with 28 years of teaching experience. Calm, structured one-to-one and small-group lessons — online and in person — that turn confusion into genuine understanding, across every UK exam board.

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98%

GCSE pass rate
across every pupil

28 yrs

Teaching experience

90%

A-Level target grades acheived

All

UK exam boards

DBS

Checked & insured

What I teach

A clear path at every stage, from first numeracy to A-Level.

Primary (KS1–KS2)

School years 2 to 6. Solid numeracy foundations built in a friendly, unhurried way so gaps close before they compound.

11+ Entrance

Preparation for grammar and independent school entrance papers — timed practice, reasoning and calm exam technique.

Key Stage 3

School years 7 to 9. A steady bridge from primary to GCSE, keeping pace with school while deepening real understanding.

GCSE / IGCSE

Full 9–1 syllabus coverage, past-paper technique and targeted revision boosters — a 98% pass rate I'm proud of.

A-Level & Further

Pure, Mechanics and Statistics, bespoke to your specification. 90% of my students achieve their target grade.

Online Small Groups

Small online groups delivered across the UK and abroad — individual contact time at a lower cost per pupil.

My approach

Children don't hate maths — they hate being confused by it.

Over twenty eight years I've refined a workable approach: start from what a child already knows, rebuild the foundations that are missing, and only then push on. When they understand it, maths becomes something they can enjoy.

An honest first assessment

Before any lesson plan, I assess where your child actually is and talk it through with you. Everything after that is built around their gaps and goals.

Support that builds confidence

Confidence in the tutor leads to confidence in the subject. Lessons are friendly and unhurried, with room to get things wrong safely.

Feedback you can act on

Weekly homework, regular assessments, verbal feedback after every session and a written termly report on progress.

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Meet your tutor

Hello — I'm Neelu.

I've spent twenty eight years teaching maths, and most of my lessons still happen around a kitchen table with whiteboards, marker pens and a lot of encouragement. Pupils come to me nervous about maths and leave putting their hand up in class.

Every family gets an honest first assessment, weekly homework aimed squarely at the gaps, and a termly written report — plus a tutor who is genuinely on your child's side.

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Small groups — individual attention, lower cost per pupil.
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Results day smiles, and the work that got them there.
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Online lessons on a shared whiteboard, UK-wide and abroad.

Simple, honest pricing

90-minute lessons, from £28.20.

No sign-up fees, no long contracts. Small group sizes keep the cost down while still giving every pupil individual contact time.

  • Weekly homework & regular assessments
  • Termly written progress reports
  • All UK exam boards, online & in person
  • DBS checked, 28 years' classroom experience

From

£28.20/ 90-min lesson
Small group (online)
from £28.20
One-to-one
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Entrance & exam boosters
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What parents say

The reassurance that comes with the results.

Our son went from being frightened of maths to genuinely enjoying it. The weekly homework was always aimed at exactly what he'd got wrong.
Parent of a Year 9 pupil
Patient, thorough and endlessly encouraging with our daughter's A-Level. She finished with the A* she needed for her university offer.
Parent of an A-Level pupil
The termly reports meant we always knew exactly where he stood. That kind of honest feedback is rare and it made all the difference.
Parent of a GCSE pupil

Let's talk

Book a free, no-obligation consultation.

Tell me a little about your child's level and goals, and I'll recommend the right first step. Lessons run across Saddleworth, Oldham and Manchester, and online throughout the UK and abroad.

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