Strong foundations
Build secure subject knowledge before moving to higher-demand exam questions.
MathLinks Programme
GCSE
Build understanding. Practise with purpose. Prepare with confidence.
A live online GCSE programme offering structured preparation across Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics and Politics.
Students choose a subject, complete that subject's pre-course assessment when configured, and enrol into an appropriate batch. Each batch is created as its own Moodle course by the MathLinks course creation pipeline.
Live onlineinteractive classes
Small groupsactive participation
Structured progressclear learning journey
Assignments, quizzes & mock testswith feedback
Competition thinkingunfamiliar problems
What students develop
Strong foundations. Confident mathematicians.
Exam technique
Learn how to interpret questions, structure responses and choose efficient methods.
Active learning
Small-group lessons combine explanation, questioning, practice and feedback.
Progress and feedback
Regular practice helps identify gaps and build confidence over time.
How we teach
Interactive. Structured. Thoughtful.
- Concept-first teaching. Students understand ideas before relying on procedures.
- Live discussion. Students explain, compare and justify their approaches.
- Everyone participates. Small-group teaching creates space for every student to contribute.
- Practice with purpose. Assignments, quizzes and mock tests reinforce learning and expose gaps early.
- Progressively harder problems. Students learn to approach unfamiliar questions with confidence.
Programme curriculum preview
What the student will learn
Number
Build fluent and accurate number skills for multi-step GCSE problems.
- Integers, decimals and fractions
- Powers, roots and standard form
- Prime factors, HCF and LCM
- Bounds and estimation
- Exact values and surds
- Calculator and non-calculator methods
Algebra
Develop confident symbolic manipulation and equation solving.
- Expressions and identities
- Linear and quadratic equations
- Simultaneous equations
- Inequalities
- Sequences
- Graphs and functions
Ratio, proportion and rates
Connect proportional reasoning to real GCSE contexts.
- Ratio and sharing
- Direct and inverse proportion
- Percentages and growth
- Rates and compound measures
- Speed, density and pressure
- Scale and similarity
Geometry and measures
Use geometric facts, constructions and trigonometry with precision.
- Angle facts and polygons
- Congruence and similarity
- Pythagoras and trigonometry
- Circle geometry
- Area, surface area and volume
- Vectors and transformations
Probability and statistics
Interpret data and reason carefully about uncertainty.
- Probability rules
- Tree diagrams
- Venn diagrams
- Averages and spread
- Cumulative frequency
- Histograms and scatter graphs
Problem solving and exam technique
Apply knowledge across unfamiliar and multi-topic questions.
- Multi-step reasoning
- Proof and justification
- Choosing efficient methods
- Interpreting command words
- Checking and estimating
- Timed exam practice
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
GCSE - Mathematics — GCSE - Mathematics Tuesday 6:30-8:00 pm
OnlineSchedule: Tuesday · 6:30–8:00 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 3 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
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Advanced algebra
Extend GCSE algebra into more demanding symbolic reasoning.
- Algebraic fractions
- Factor and remainder ideas
- Higher-order equations
- Inequalities and modulus ideas
- Advanced identities
- Proof with algebra
Functions and graphs
Use functional notation and analyse more complex graphs.
- Function notation
- Composite and inverse functions
- Polynomial graphs
- Transformations of graphs
- Coordinate geometry
- Graphical problem solving
Sequences and series
Recognise and manipulate richer sequence structures.
- Arithmetic sequences
- Geometric sequences
- Recurrence relations
- Sigma-style notation foundations
- Series reasoning
- Pattern proofs
Geometry and trigonometry
Deepen geometric reasoning beyond standard GCSE demand.
- Coordinate geometry
- Trigonometric identities foundations
- Sine and cosine relationships
- Circle geometry extensions
- Vectors
- Geometric proof
Calculus foundations
Introduce rates of change and accumulation conceptually.
- Gradient as rate of change
- Differentiation of simple powers
- Tangents and stationary points
- Area under simple graphs
- Optimisation foundations
- Interpreting calculus results
Advanced problem solving
Build confidence with unfamiliar, linked mathematical arguments.
- Multi-stage algebra
- Proof-style reasoning
- Strategy selection
- Non-routine geometry
- Modelling
- Timed challenge problems
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
GCSE - Further Mathematics - Wed 8:00pm-9:30pm
OnlineSchedule: Wednesday · 8:00–9:30 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 4 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
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Energy
Understand transfers, stores, efficiency and power in physical systems.
- Energy stores and transfers
- Work done
- Power
- Efficiency
- Energy resources
- Quantitative energy problems
Electricity
Develop secure circuit reasoning and calculation.
- Current and potential difference
- Resistance
- Series and parallel circuits
- Electrical power
- Domestic electricity
- Circuit problem solving
Particle model and matter
Connect microscopic models to measurable properties.
- Density
- Changes of state
- Internal energy
- Specific heat capacity
- Gas pressure
- Particle model explanations
Forces and motion
Analyse motion and interactions using equations and graphs.
- Speed and velocity
- Acceleration
- Newton’s laws
- Momentum
- Stopping distances
- Force and motion graphs
Waves
Describe wave behaviour and applications.
- Wave properties
- Electromagnetic spectrum
- Reflection and refraction
- Sound
- Lenses and imaging
- Wave calculations
Magnetism, atomic physics and exam skills
Link fields and atomic models to structured exam responses.
- Magnetic fields
- Electromagnets
- Atomic structure
- Radioactivity
- Half-life
- Practical and data questions
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
GCSE - Physics - Mon 6:15pm-7:45pm
OnlineSchedule: Monday · 6:15–7:45 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 2 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
Availability:
10 places remaining
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Atomic structure and periodicity
Relate atomic structure to periodic trends and chemical behaviour.
- Atoms, elements and compounds
- Electronic structure
- Periodic table
- Groups and trends
- Ions and isotopes
- Model development
Bonding and structure
Explain properties through bonding and structure.
- Ionic bonding
- Covalent bonding
- Metallic bonding
- Simple molecular substances
- Giant structures
- Structure-property links
Quantitative chemistry
Use equations and quantities accurately.
- Relative formula mass
- Moles foundations
- Concentration
- Gas volumes
- Percentage yield
- Atom economy
Chemical changes and energetics
Understand reactions, reactivity and energy changes.
- Reactivity series
- Acids and salts
- Electrolysis
- Redox
- Exothermic and endothermic reactions
- Reaction profiles
Rates, equilibrium and organic chemistry
Analyse reaction behaviour and key carbon chemistry.
- Rates of reaction
- Collision theory
- Reversible reactions
- Equilibrium
- Hydrocarbons
- Polymers
Analysis, atmosphere and resources
Apply chemistry to identification, environment and sustainability.
- Purity and formulations
- Chromatography
- Gas tests
- Atmospheric chemistry
- Water treatment
- Life-cycle assessment
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
GCSE - Chemistry - Thu 6:15pm-7:45pm
OnlineSchedule: Thursday · 6:15–7:45 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 5 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
Availability:
10 places remaining
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Cell biology
Build a secure understanding of cells, transport and microscopy.
- Cell structure
- Microscopy
- Cell division
- Diffusion
- Osmosis
- Active transport
Organisation
Connect cells to tissues, organs and body systems.
- Digestive system
- Enzymes
- Heart and circulation
- Plant tissues
- Transport in plants
- Non-communicable disease
Infection and response
Understand pathogens, immunity and medical responses.
- Pathogens
- Communicable disease
- Immune response
- Vaccination
- Antibiotics
- Drug development
Bioenergetics
Explain how organisms transfer and use energy.
- Photosynthesis
- Limiting factors
- Respiration
- Exercise
- Metabolism
- Required practical reasoning
Homeostasis and inheritance
Analyse control systems and patterns of inheritance.
- Nervous system
- Hormonal control
- Homeostasis
- DNA and genes
- Inheritance
- Variation and evolution
Ecology and exam skills
Apply biological ideas to ecosystems and data-rich questions.
- Communities
- Food chains and webs
- Biodiversity
- Cycles of materials
- Environmental change
- Practical and data interpretation
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
GCSE - Biology - Thu 8:00pm-9:30pm
OnlineSchedule: Tuesday · 8:00–9:30 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 3 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
Availability:
10 places remaining
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The economic problem
Understand scarcity, choice and resource allocation.
- Scarcity and choice
- Opportunity cost
- Factors of production
- Productivity
- Specialisation
- Economic decision making
Markets and prices
Analyse how markets coordinate buyers and sellers.
- Demand
- Supply
- Market equilibrium
- Elasticity foundations
- Competition
- Market failure foundations
Firms and production
Explore business behaviour, costs and market structures.
- Costs and revenue
- Profit
- Economies of scale
- Labour and productivity
- Competition between firms
- Business objectives
Government and the economy
Evaluate reasons for and effects of government intervention.
- Taxation
- Government spending
- Regulation
- Inflation
- Unemployment
- Economic growth
Global economy
Understand trade, exchange and international interdependence.
- International trade
- Exchange rates
- Globalisation
- Development
- Trade-offs in policy
- Current economic contexts
Economic reasoning and exam technique
Construct balanced, evidence-based explanations and evaluations.
- Interpreting data
- Chains of reasoning
- Calculations
- Application to context
- Evaluation
- Timed written responses
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
GCSE - Economics - Mon 8:00pm-9:30pm
OnlineSchedule: Monday · 8:00–9:30 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 2 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
Availability:
10 places remaining
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Democracy and participation
Explore how citizens participate in democratic life.
- Democratic principles
- Political participation
- Voting behaviour
- Campaigning
- Pressure groups
- Civil society
Elections and representation
Understand electoral choice and representation.
- Electoral systems
- Political parties
- Manifestos
- Representation
- Turnout
- Strengths and limitations of electoral systems
Institutions and government
Examine how political institutions make and scrutinise decisions.
- Legislatures
- Executives
- Accountability
- Devolution
- Local government
- Checks and balances
Rights, law and citizenship
Consider the relationship between citizens, rights and the state.
- Rights and responsibilities
- Rule of law
- Civil liberties
- Citizenship
- Judicial ideas
- Public policy debates
Media and political communication
Analyse how political information is produced and contested.
- Traditional media
- Digital media
- Campaign communication
- Opinion polling
- Political messaging
- Evaluating sources
Political analysis and exam technique
Develop balanced argument, evidence use and evaluation.
- Source interpretation
- Structured explanation
- Comparative reasoning
- Argument and counterargument
- Evaluation
- Timed responses
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
GCSE - Politics - Fri 8:00pm-9:30pm
OnlineSchedule: Friday · 8:00–9:30 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 6 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
Availability:
10 places remaining
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2-Session Confidence Guarantee
Attend the first two live sessions. If the programme is not right for you, notify us before the third live session begins and we will refund the course fees paid, subject to the published terms.