Extended tier
- Paper 2
- Non-calculator · 2 hours · 100 marks
- Paper 4
- Calculator · 2 hours · 100 marks
- Weighting
- 50% each
- Grades
- A* to E
Live online lessons for Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580) and Edexcel International GCSE Maths. Every topic is taught from the syllabus and practised on past-paper questions, at a time that suits your time zone.
Each board sets its papers differently. Lessons and practice follow the papers your child will actually take.
Foundation targets grades 5 to 1, Higher targets grades 9 to 4.
Cambridge figures are for exams in 2025, 2026 and 2027. In the Cambridge exam, one paper at each tier has no calculator, so mental and written arithmetic gets regular practice in lessons.
Core and Extended cover the same nine areas; Extended goes further in each. Edexcel covers the same ground in its own order.
These are the parts of the course where marks are most often lost, so lessons give them more practice.
Fractions, percentages, standard form and surds by hand, for the no-calculator papers.
Rearranging formulas, quadratics, simultaneous equations, and function notation for Extended.
Spotting which theorem applies and giving the reason in words, as the mark scheme expects.
Vector paths, tree diagrams, cumulative frequency and histograms, practised in exam-style questions.
Tell us the board, level and time zone. We arrange a free trial so you can see how a lesson runs.
Lessons follow the syllabus, starting with the topics the student finds hardest.
Digital whiteboard, worked examples and past-paper practice, one student and one teacher.
Each session is recorded for revision, and parents get regular progress updates.
Scheduled for your time zone: GST, AST, GMT, CET, SGT, EST and PST.
In Cambridge 0580, Extended (Papers 2 and 4) leads to grades A* to E and Core (Papers 1 and 3) to grades C to G. The school makes the final entry; in the trial we look at where the student is now so you can talk to the school with a clear picture.
Yes. We teach Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Maths at Foundation and Higher tier, as well as Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics 0580.
Yes. Once a topic is taught, the student practises it on past-paper questions for their board, so they get used to the wording and the mark scheme.
In Cambridge 0580, Paper 1 (Core) and Paper 2 (Extended) do not allow a calculator. Lessons include regular written arithmetic, so the student is quick and accurate without one.
The earlier the better, but it is never too late. A full course gives time to fix gaps and practise every paper; a shorter run before the exam focuses on past papers and the student’s weakest topics.
Send the form below or message us on WhatsApp with the board, tier and time zone. We arrange a free trial session at a time that suits you.
Meet the teachers, sit in a class and see the batch before you decide. Online students can book a free trial session.