Questions parents ask
Which exam boards do you cover?
Live lessons work for all the main boards (AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas), because the core GCSE science content is shared. Board-matched AQA topic tests open on 9 November and AQA mocks on 16 November, with Edexcel, OCR Gateway and Eduqas following on the schedule above.
Higher or Foundation?
Lessons are pitched at Higher tier and build up from the basics, with Higher-only content clearly flagged, so Foundation students can follow too.
Do lessons run in the school holidays?
Yes. We teach through Easter and every half-term, because those are some of the most important revision weeks of Year 11. The only week off is Christmas week. That week, members can still sit mocks and watch every recorded lesson. The membership price stays the same every month.
How big are the classes?
Live lessons are open groups, more like a lecture than a tutoring session. That is how we keep it to £47 a month. Your child is never lost in the crowd: questions go privately to Khaled in the chat, and anything not answered in the lesson is answered at Ask Sir on Thursday. Every question gets an answer.
How does my child ask questions, especially in a big group?
Your child types questions in the Zoom chat at any point. Only Khaled sees them, so nobody feels shy and the lesson isn't interrupted. Every lesson has built-in "question stops" where the most common questions are answered live. Any question not reached in the lesson is answered in the weekly Ask Sir session (Thursdays at 8:30pm), which is recorded for every member. There's also a question form you can use any time. Every question gets answered.
When are the lessons?
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 5:30–6:15pm, 6:30–7:15pm and 7:30–8:15pm (UK time), starting Tuesday 3 November 2026. That is six lessons a week, two each in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
What if my child misses a lesson?
Every lesson is recorded, and the recording is available to members within 24 hours, so they can catch up the same week. Their countdown plan also puts their weakest topics first, so joining late or missing a week isn't a disaster.
Combined Science or Triple?
Both. Triple-only content is flagged in lessons, and tests are set for your child's route.
Is it suitable for students with ADHD or autism?
We've designed it to be calm and structured: short focus blocks, clear visuals, cameras optional, and recordings that can be paused and rewatched. If your child has specific needs, email us before joining and we'll talk you through it honestly.
Can I cancel?
Monthly memberships can be cancelled any time, with no questions asked; you keep access until the end of the month you've paid for. If you cancel within 14 days of joining, you get your money back minus the cost of lessons already given. The Exam Pass is a one-off payment covering everything until the last science exam in June 2027, and it isn't refundable after those first 14 days. Full terms.
Is it safe for my child?
Yes. Khaled holds an enhanced DBS check and works with children every day as a serving teacher. Every student registers individually, a waiting room means only registered students are let in, cameras are optional, and questions in the chat go privately to the teacher, not to other students.
Who teaches Physics, Chemistry and Biology?
Khaled teaches all six weekly lessons himself, across Physics, Chemistry and Biology, so your child has one teacher who knows them and one consistent way of answering exam questions. Watch the 67-second video of him teaching all three.
How is my child's information protected?
We collect only what we need to run the membership. Student names are never shown publicly, and Friday shout-outs use nicknames and are opt-in.
