Online GCSE and A-Level Group Classes
Small, expert-led classes in maths, science, computing and English. From £12 a week, capped at eight students. September places open now. Book nowAt Green Tutors, we know that explaining a concept to someone else is the highest form of mastery.
Our online group classes give students a safe, judgement-free space to test what they know, admit what they do not, and realise they are not the only one finding it hard.
Classes are live on Google Meet with interactive Pencil Spaces whiteboards, capped at eight students, and taught by graduate specialists – at a fraction of one-to-one cost.
What to expect from a group class
- Strictly small groups. Two to eight students. Everyone gets personal feedback every session.
- Properly taught lessons. A set syllabus, clear objectives, and weekly homework that builds fluency.
- Exam technique built in. Dedicated sessions on what examiners are actually looking for.
- Still personalised. Feedback on your child’s own work, plus space for the topics they need.
- Transparent for parents. A shared Google Drive for lesson notes, plus a family WhatsApp group.
- Nothing to install. If your child can open a browser tab, they can join the class.
Our September timetable
Every class below is running from September and can be booked now. Groups are capped at eight students, so places go quickly.
GCSE group classes
GCSE Maths: The Grade 7-9 Upgrade
Mondays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Year 11 at Grade 5-7, ready to push into the top band.
Higher-grade problem solving. Unfamiliar multi-step questions, organised working, much stronger algebra fluency.
Edexcel GCSE Foundation Tier Maths
Mondays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Year 11 building core competency on the Foundation tier.
Mastering the foundations through a problem-solving lens, with the consistent practice that makes students exam-ready.
AQA GCSE Science Booster
Tuesdays · 16:45-18:15Best for: Year 11 preparing for AQA Science exams.
Precision in scientific language, and nailing exactly what examiners want across biology, chemistry and physics.
GCSE Poetry (English Literature)
Tuesdays · 18:00-19:30Best for: Students aiming for a deep, grade-boosting command of the anthology.
Discussion and source analysis to build a sophisticated reading of complex themes. Everyone works from their own personalised questions.
GCSE Computer Science
Wednesdays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Year 11 students.
Core theory balanced with real coding proficiency, focused on the programming techniques the exam actually asks for.
GCSE English Techniques
Thursdays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Year 10 and 11 deepening their handling of fiction and non-fiction.
Sharper communication, writing and analysis. Responding to different audiences and purposes while refining exam technique.
A-Level group classes
A-Level Maths: Building Foundations
Tuesdays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Year 12 making the jump from GCSE, or anyone needing more rigour in pure maths.
Secures the algebraic foundations A-Level depends on. Reasoning, proof, and cutting out avoidable errors in long problems.
A-Level Physics: Building Foundations
Wednesdays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Students who get the physics but come unstuck on the maths.
Mastering the maths for physics: units, dimensional analysis, and modelling real situations with confidence.
A-Level Chemistry: Building Foundations
Thursdays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Students who cope with content in isolation but struggle when it all arrives at once.
Strengthening the quantitative side: mole calculations, redox processes, and organic chemistry notation.
A-Level Programming
Thursdays · 17:00-18:30Best for: Year 12 and 13 Computer Science students.
Theory plus practical coding, with a focus on the specialised techniques required at A-Level.
The Study Club
The Study Club
Wednesdays · 16:45-18:00Best for: Independent learners who thrive with light direction and a quiet space to work.
A semi-structured session with specific resources plus 5-10 minutes of one-to-one directed support, so students learn to run their own revision.
Not sure which one? Email georgina@greentutors.co.uk or call 07958 069 480 and we will help you pick.
More than a weekly lesson
Every student in a group class joins our Education Partnership Framework. It is the structure that turns a weekly lesson into progress you can actually see.
A 12-week roadmap
Week 1 is strategy, not content. We build a diary around school, hobbies and rest, audit the study space, walk through the exam board specification, and co-create their cheat code – their own manual for how they work best.
Weeks 2 to 11 run on supervised independent study, targeted focus sessions and active recall. Weeks 6 and 12 are review points.
Progress you can see
Students log their own weekly progress and a 1 to 10 energy score in a shared dashboard.
That gives us early warning of burnout long before it shows up in a grade – and gives you a clear picture instead of a vague they are doing fine.
One update, not five
If your child works with more than one of our tutors, it all lands in a single shared record. You get one clear milestone update, never a pile of messages to piece together.
Human judgement, always
We use technology to save our tutors admin time, never to replace their judgement. Every report you receive is written and checked by a person.
A clear next step at week 12
We agree one of four paths with you: an advanced sprint towards a higher target, lighter maintenance sessions, a move into the Study Club, or – our favourite – guided graduation, where your child flies solo.
Your questions answered
How large are the groups?
Two to eight students. Enough peers for real discussion, small enough that every child is known. The Study Club runs a little larger.
What is the teaching style?
Direct explanation of the key idea, then modelling the method, then guided practice with live correction, then exam-style questions.
Is there homework?
Yes. Weekly, and designed to build fluency and exam practice rather than fill time.
What technology do we need?
Just a browser. Sessions run on Google Meet, and collaborative work happens in Pencil Spaces. Nothing to download.
Will this get my child ready for their exams?
Yes. Every lesson covers exam-relevant content, technique and vocabulary, and we run dedicated sessions on what each paper is asking for.
How can you differentiate in a group?
Every student gets feedback on their own work, and each class holds space for the topics they individually need.
How is the Study Club different?
Group classes are fully taught lessons following a syllabus. The Study Club is a supervised space for independent study with light directed support.
What if a class does not run?
You are credited for any class that does not go ahead. When you stop working with us, any remaining credit is refunded – and we will refund you earlier if you ask.
Do you offer free trial sessions?
No, we never have. Instead, talk to us first and we will tell you honestly whether a group class is the right fit for your child.
Book your place for September
Days and times are confirmed. Groups are capped at eight students and run once they reach a minimum enrolment.
Choose a class below to book. If a class does not run you are credited – and refunded whenever you ask.
Not sure which class fits? Email georgina@greentutors.co.uk or call 07958 069 480.