Programme Schedule

We've designed the course so that you can attend in either the morning or afternoon sessions, or both. If you feel one particular unit needs extra work, you can always attend twice to bolster your knowledge and skills.

We are aware that an entire Unit on a complex Maths course cannot be covered in 3 hours. As such, we will be contacting students ahead of the course to ask which specific sub-units they would like to cover in each class. In doing so, we will split classes up to group students together based both on aptitude (predicted grades) as well as the specific course-content they would like to cover.

See sub-unit breakdowns here, which you will be able to choose once registered.

Students are of course welcome to join both morning and afternoon sessions if they would like to cover one specific module in more depth. Say for example, you would like to really get to grips with Calculus. You could attend both the morning and afternoon sessions, and opt to take different sub-units during the morning and afternoon sessions.

If you're unsure what you'd like to cover for sub-units, simply leave this blank at registration and we will assign you to a general class.

Programme Schedule
Please choose either a morning session or an afternoon session, or both for more in-depth learning.

Unit Guide:

Tell us what you want to revise and we'll listen

Maths Analysis and Approaches suggests 55 teaching hours for Calculus at HL. Numbers and algebra for SL is 19 hours. We're aware that you can't cover everything in an accelerated 3 hour session. That's why, when you register, you'll see we've broken each Unit (say: Calculus) into 4 sub-units. You'll be asked to select to rank these sub-units in order of preference. We'll also ask you for your predicted grades.

With this information, you will likely be placed in a small group of students keen to over similar material, at a similar level to you. If you really want to go in depth, register for two classes (Morning & Afternoon) and prioritise your choices differently, that way you'll likely cover everything in a day!