Uleybury's tutors include an award-winning primary and middle years specialist with university merit honors, a PhD-level physics lecturer and academic mentor, a seasoned schoolteacher with international classroom experience, a creative writing graduate, passionate STEM achievers, dedicated learning support professionals, and accomplished English and maths mentors with extensive experience guiding K–12 students.
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Standard Excellent service! My tutor was very informative and helpful. Even though I'm a slow learner, the guy had so much patience and always tried different methods of explaining till I got it right. Will definitely recommend EzyMath to everyone.Ben
Year 4 student Sam focused on area and perimeter of rectangles, squares, and triangles using practice questions, and also learned about the properties of different quadrilaterals.
Year 8 student Ava revised lines and angles by solving geometry problems and was introduced to triangle congruence rules with hands-on construction tasks.
Meanwhile, Year 10 student Riley tackled trigonometric word problems involving angles in triangles and practiced finding all trigonometric ratios for various scenarios.
In Year 12, one student tends to leave his work until the last minute and the pressure is on, which limited his ability to polish assignments for the Research Project.
Another in Year 11 did not have articles selected before a session, losing valuable time and reducing opportunities to absorb new learning.
A Year 10 maths student was described as "quick to grasp concepts" but often neglected writing out detailed steps, making it harder to catch calculation slips during practice.
In Year 3 English, difficulty recalling large paragraphs led one child to miss key points when reading texts, affecting comprehension.
A tutor in Uleybury recently saw Chelsea start asking questions whenever she was stuck on equations—previously, she'd just wait for hints, but now she jumps in and checks her own working before moving on.
Meanwhile, Caitlin (Year 10) has begun tackling new geometry problems independently; last week she completed all the practice tasks without needing any prompts and even asked for more challenging examples.
In a primary session, Chase switched from guessing tricky spelling words to using finger-tap spelling to break them down—he now finishes word puzzles faster and rarely needs help with segmentation.
