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Kevin Maher

Mathematics and Science Specialist

Orpington, United Kingdom

£30.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

Currently studying for his Bachelors of Engineering in Computer Engineering at the University of Birmingham.
Over 4 years' of teaching experience.
Holds A, A, B for Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry at A-Level.
Holds A**s for Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry at GCSE level.
St' Olave's Grammar School Alumni (4th best secondary state school in London).

BiologyChemistryMathematicsPhysics

Kevin is a GCSE maths tutor and physics tutor with 4+ years’ experience, studying Computer Engineering at the University of Birmingham. Tailored lessons include session reports and optional homework.

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Nida Ali

Science Specialist

Southend on Sea, United Kingdom

£23.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

Holds an M.Phil degree in Science and Management.
Worked as a Science teacher in secondary school for 4 years abroad.
Worked as a cover supervisor in secondary schools in UK for 3 months.

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Nida Ali is a Science Specialist offering gcse science tutoring for KS2–KS3 and GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics. M.Phil-qualified with 4 years’ secondary teaching experience; provides engaging, exam-technique-focused sessions with lesson reports and optional homework.

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Raqeebat Lekuti

Science and Psychology Specialist

West Bromwich, United Kingdom

£30.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

Over 3 years’ of tutoring experience both in-person and online, in KS3 and GCSE Science.
Currently Studying for her Bachelors of Medicine & Surgery at the University of Birmingham.
Holds A*, A, A for Psychology, Biology, and Chemistry at A-Level.
Holds A**- A* (9s-8s) at GCSE level, including A** in all Sciences.

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Raqeebat Lekuti, a University of Birmingham medical student, provides online tutoring for KS3/GCSE Science and A-Level Biology & Chemistry, and is an A-Level psychology tutor with 3+ years’ 1:1 experience and session reports.

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Grace Sparrow

★ 5.0

Mathematics and Science Specialist

£35.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

Holds a 1st Class Honours for her Masters of Science in Chemistry from the University of Bath.
Holds over 5 years of tutoring experience.
Currently studying for her PhD in Computational Chemistry at Dalhousie University.
Achieved A, A, A for her A-Levels in Mathematics, Chemistry and Biology.
Achieved 4 A*s and 1 A for her GCSEs in Mathematics, English, Triple Science (Physics, Chemistry and Biology).

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Grace Sparrow is a maths and science tutor for KS2–A Level and IB, with 5+ years’ experience, a 1st Class Honours MSc Chemistry (Bath) and PhD study in computational chemistry at Dalhousie. Lesson reports included; homework available.

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Holly Wilson

Science Specialist

Rotherham

£35.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

Over 5 years' of experience tutoring KS2, KS3, and GCSE students.
Holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from the Open University.
Holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management (Tourism) from Leeds Metropolitan University.
Holds an Advanced National Diploma in Travel and Tourism (equivalent to 3 A-Levels).
Holds 14 GCSEs in addition to a Merit in BTEC Sport.

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Science specialist Holly Wilson is a Physics tutor, Biology tutor and Chemistry tutor with 5+ years’ experience across KS2, KS3 and GCSE, plus A Level Biology. She holds a BSc in Environmental Science and provides lesson reports with optional homework.

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Jannat Suleman

★ 5.0

Qualified English, Science, and Mathematics Teacher

£30.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesQualified teacherHigh performing tutor

She is a full time tutor and a qualified English teacher with QTS and a PGCE in Secondary English.
Actively working within UK state secondary schools and with local authorities.
Completed her bachelor’s in English Literature.
She also holds a Bachelors of English from London University.
Achieved 3 A*’s for English Literature, Religious Studies, and Drama for her A-Levels.
Achieved 9 A*s to As in her GCSE, including English, Mathematics and Triple Science.

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Qualified English teacher (QTS, PGCE) and gcse english tutor; also a maths tutor for GCSE Maths plus Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Full-time UK secondary teacher providing lesson reports and optional homework.

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Latimer helps parents compare GCSE Triple Science tutors for Biology, Chemistry and Physics without turning the decision into guesswork. Start with tutor profiles, then use the guidance below to check exam-board fit, topic coverage, online lesson style, pricing, safeguarding, homework expectations and whether one tutor or separate specialists would suit your child best.

Why choose Latimer for GCSE Triple Science support

A good GCSE Triple Science tutor should do more than explain isolated homework questions. They should help your child join up Biology, Chemistry and Physics, spot the gaps that are costing marks, and build a plan that fits the student’s exam board, tier, target grade and confidence.

Latimer is designed for comparison: parents can look at tutor profiles, price, availability and qualifications before sending an enquiry. The focus is one-to-one support, flexible online lessons, transparent tutor-set pricing and clear next steps rather than a one-size-fits-all revision course.

Useful for Year 10 topic-building, Year 11 mocks, final exam preparation, pass-grade support and Grade 7–9 stretch.
Best for families who want diagnosis, feedback and accountability; self-study or school support may be enough for lighter revision needs.
Check profile subject coverage carefully: not every science tutor will be equally strong across Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

Tutor comparison: Use the tutor cards above to compare subject coverage, price, availability, qualifications and lesson style before enquiring.
Subject specificity: Look for GCSE Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics experience, especially if your child needs all three Separate Sciences.
Parent reassurance: Ask about safeguarding, online lesson format, feedback, homework expectations and how the tutor will adapt after the first lesson.

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How to compare and contact GCSE Triple Science tutors

The easiest way to start is to treat the first enquiry as a focused fact-finding message. Tell the tutor the exam board if you know it, the sciences your child needs help with, recent mock results, target grades, current tier, weak topics and preferred lesson times.

For Triple Science, one key question is whether one tutor can cover all three sciences well enough for your child’s goal, or whether a separate Biology, Chemistry or Physics specialist would be better for a particular weakness.

1. Compare profiles: Look for GCSE level, subject coverage, price, availability, qualifications, DBS/profile fields and experience with Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
2. Send a focused enquiry: Include exam board, current set or tier, recent mock grades, target grade, weak topics and preferred lesson times.
3. Agree the first lesson focus: A useful first session often starts with a topic audit, short exam-style task and discussion of confidence across the three sciences.
4. Review and adapt: After the first lessons, check pace, homework, feedback style and whether the tutor’s strengths match the student’s needs.

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Pricing, tutor tiers and what affects fit

Latimer tutor prices are shown on tutor profiles, so parents can compare hourly rates before enquiring. Latimer’s How It Works page uses the simple reassurance, “The price we present is the price you pay.”

For GCSE Triple Science, price is only one part of fit. A lower-cost tutor may be ideal for confidence, regular practice and accountability. A qualified teacher, examiner or specialist science graduate may be worth considering for complex exam-board work, high target grades, a specific weak science, or a student who needs careful pacing.

Science undergraduate or strong recent performer: Often useful for relatable explanations, regular practice and budget-sensitive support. Check GCSE Triple Science and exam-board coverage.
Science graduate or subject specialist: Often useful for deeper Biology, Chemistry or Physics explanations and Grade 7–9 stretch. Ask how they teach exam technique as well as content.
Qualified teacher: Useful where curriculum sequencing, classroom experience and assessment awareness matter. Only rely on this where the profile states it.
Examiner or exam-board specialist: Useful for mark schemes, command words, practical-skills questions and final exam technique. Do not assume every tutor has this background.
SEND-aware or confidence-focused tutor: Useful for anxiety, routines, pacing and confidence rebuilding. Official exam arrangements remain with the school or exam centre.

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Online lessons, in-person options and “near me” searches

Many families search for a GCSE Triple Science tutor near them, but online tutoring can make the choice wider and more subject-specific. Instead of being limited to local availability, parents can compare GCSE Science tutors nationally and look for the right mix of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, exam-board knowledge, price and schedule.

Latimer is online-first. In-person lessons should only be treated as an option where a tutor and student are genuinely close enough and both agree that format.

Online one-to-one tuition: Best when the family wants a wider choice of specialists, flexible scheduling, shared documents, whiteboard work and past-paper practice.
In-person tutoring: Best when a suitable tutor is genuinely nearby and both parties agree to in-person lessons. Do not assume local availability in every area.
Group revision course: Best for broad exam-season practice if the student is comfortable learning with others. Less diagnostic than one-to-one tuition.
Self-study and free resources: Best when the student already knows their weak topics and can stay accountable. A tutor adds diagnosis, feedback and consistency.

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Tutor credentials, safeguarding and realistic outcomes

Parents should be able to compare credentials without decoding jargon. On a tutor profile, look for the subjects and levels taught, degree or subject background, qualified teacher status, school experience, examiner experience, SEND experience, price, availability and DBS information where shown.

Latimer’s FAQ uses the phrase “Enhanced DBS with the Children’s Barred List”, so safeguarding should stay practical as well as reassuring: check the profile information, keep a suitable learning environment for younger students, and contact Latimer if you have a concern. A tutor can help with understanding, confidence, revision habits and exam technique, but no tutor can guarantee a particular grade.

Check each profile for exact subjects, GCSE level, availability, price and credentials before enquiring.
Use “qualified teacher” or “examiner” only where the individual profile states it.
Expect realistic support: better understanding, confidence, revision habits and exam technique, not a guaranteed result.

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What GCSE Triple Science means

GCSE Triple Science is commonly used to describe taking the Separate Sciences option: GCSE Biology, GCSE Chemistry and GCSE Physics. That means students work towards separate science qualifications and separate grades rather than a combined double award.

Combined Science still covers Biology, Chemistry and Physics, but it is a different option with less separate-science content overall. AQA’s GCSE Combined Science specification explains that its subject content and required practicals are “also in our GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics”. For tutoring, that matters because many students need shared GCSE Science foundations first, then targeted support with the extra Separate Sciences content, paper practice and topic load.

Triple Science / Separate Sciences: Support across GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics, with the student’s exact specification and assessment pathway checked before planning lessons.
Combined Science: A valid GCSE Science option that also covers the three sciences but usually leads to two GCSE grades and a smaller overall content load.
Tutor planning: A tutor may start with shared foundations, then move into separate-science extension topics, maths skills, required-practical questions and exam technique.

AQA GCSE Biology specification AQA GCSE Chemistry specification AQA GCSE Physics specification AQA GCSE Combined Science specification

Exam boards, tiers, practical skills and paper practice

The right tutor should ask for the exam board early. AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas and CCEA all publish science specifications or support materials, and the details can differ by board and UK nation. For example, separate GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics specifications commonly have their own written papers, practical-skills questions and subject-specific content.

A tutor can help by turning the specification into weekly priorities: paper practice, command words, maths-in-science, units, graphs, equations, required-practical methods and how to use mark schemes. Tier decisions are normally handled by the school or exam centre, but tutoring can provide better evidence about whether the student is secure enough for a particular tier.

Exam board: Name AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas, CCEA or another specification in the first message so the tutor can avoid generic revision.
Foundation or Higher: Tutoring can be adapted for pass-grade security, strong-pass goals or Grade 7–9 stretch, but tier entry stays with the school or exam centre.
Required practicals: Students are usually assessed through written questions about methods, variables, graphs, data and evaluation rather than by a private tutor arranging official practical assessment.
Maths in science: Physics and Chemistry often expose gaps in rearranging equations, units, standard form, gradients, percentages and interpreting graphs.
Past papers: Past papers are most useful when a tutor marks them carefully, logs errors, groups topics and revisits the reasons marks were lost.

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Biology, Chemistry and Physics topics a tutor can cover

Strong GCSE Triple Science tutoring should feel specific to the sciences, not just to tutoring in general. The exact topic list depends on the exam board, but a tutor’s diagnostic should normally separate Biology, Chemistry and Physics so that revision does not become a vague pile of “science”.

This topic map is not a full specification. It is a practical guide to the kinds of areas parents can mention when enquiring and students can use for a confidence checklist.

Biology: Cells, organisation, infection and response, bioenergetics, homeostasis, inheritance, variation, evolution and ecology. Common tutor work includes processes, required-practical questions, data handling and longer explanations.
Chemistry: Atomic structure, bonding, quantitative chemistry, chemical changes, energetics, rates, organic chemistry, chemical analysis, the atmosphere and resources. Common tutor work includes calculations, reactions, terminology and abstract models.
Physics: Energy, electricity, particle model, atomic structure, forces, waves, magnetism and electromagnetism, and space physics where included. Common tutor work includes equations, units, graphs, diagrams and multi-step problem solving.

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Browse GCSE Science tutor profiles, or contact Latimer if you would like help narrowing the choice. The most useful first message includes the exam board, current grade, target grade, tier, weak topics and preferred lesson times.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

What is GCSE Triple Science?

GCSE Triple Science usually means taking the Separate Sciences option: GCSE Biology, GCSE Chemistry and GCSE Physics. Students work across the three sciences and receive separate science grades rather than a combined double award. The exact course content and assessment pathway depend on the student’s school, exam board and UK nation.

What is the difference between Triple Science and Combined Science?

Combined Science also covers Biology, Chemistry and Physics, but it is a different GCSE Science option that usually leads to two GCSE grades and covers less separate-science content overall. Triple Science adds more content and separate assessment. It should not be described as automatically better for every student: the right pathway depends on workload, interest, school options and future plans.

Can one tutor cover Biology, Chemistry and Physics?

Often, yes. Many GCSE Science tutors can support all three sciences, especially for shared foundations and exam technique. For a high target grade, a specific weak science, or a very board-specific issue, a specialist Biology, Chemistry or Physics tutor may be a better fit. Check the tutor’s profile and ask directly before booking.

How much does GCSE Triple Science tutoring cost with Latimer?

Latimer tutor prices are shown on profiles and are set by each tutor. That lets you compare hourly price, experience, subject coverage and availability before enquiring. Avoid choosing on price alone: the right fit may depend on whether your child needs confidence, regular practice, a qualified teacher, examiner-style feedback or deeper subject specialism.

How do online GCSE Triple Science lessons work?

Online lessons can use video, whiteboard work, shared documents, diagrams, past-paper questions, homework review and exam-board resources. For younger students, parents may want to stay nearby and help maintain a quiet learning space. The best online lessons still feel active: the student should be answering, explaining, correcting and practising, not just watching.

Can I find a GCSE Triple Science tutor near me?

Many families search locally, but Latimer is online-first, which means you can compare GCSE Science tutors nationally instead of relying only on nearby availability. In-person tuition should only be expected where a tutor is genuinely local and both sides agree that format.

Can tutors help with AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas or CCEA?

Yes, where the tutor’s profile and experience support that board. Include the exact exam board and specification in your enquiry. Paper structure, practical-skills wording, required practical details, equation sheets and tiering can vary, so a tutor should plan around the student’s real course rather than generic science revision.

Can a tutor help with Foundation and Higher tier science?

Yes. Tutoring can be adapted for pass-grade security, strong-pass goals or Grade 7–9 stretch. A tutor can use practice questions and mock analysis to show where the student is secure or exposed, but final tier-entry decisions are normally handled by the school or exam centre.

What happens in the first GCSE Triple Science tutoring lesson?

A useful first lesson normally confirms the exam board, tier, recent grades, target grades, mock feedback and confidence across Biology, Chemistry and Physics. The tutor may then use a short topic audit or exam-style task and agree a first-month plan with homework expectations.

Can tutoring help with mocks, past papers and required practicals?

Yes. A tutor can review mocks to identify topic gaps, timing problems, maths-in-science mistakes, command-word weaknesses and practical-skills questions. Required practicals can often be practised through written questions about method, variables, graphs, data and evaluation.

Is Triple Science needed for A-Level science, medicine or engineering?

Triple Science can provide useful extra science content and confidence, especially for students who enjoy science or are considering post-16 science. It is not a universal requirement for every A-Level, university course or career pathway. Check the sixth form, college, university or apprenticeship provider’s own requirements before treating it as essential.

Can Latimer support resits, adult learners or homeschool students?

Tutoring can help resit, adult and home-educated learners with diagnostics, routines, confidence and independent study planning. Exam entry, external-candidate arrangements and centre deadlines are separate from tutoring, so families should handle those with the relevant school, college or exam centre.

Can a private tutor arrange access arrangements such as extra time?

No. Access arrangements such as extra time, rest breaks, readers or scribes are formal school or exam-centre processes under JCQ rules. A tutor can help a student practise pacing, answer planning and revision routines that work with agreed arrangements, but cannot arrange or override them.

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