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Student-centred
Because everyone learns in their own way and at their own pace.
Meaningful
Because we teach how to think, not what to think.
Peer-led
Because everyone one can be a learner and a teacher.
what we offer
Playful & Meaningful Learning
At All Teach Maths we play with objects, pictures and ideas to understand maths deeply. All our young people learn to teach maths, by explaining it back to the tutor, and when there is an opportunity, teaching another young person. Learning is self-directed using our incredible maths map, which can take young people (if they want to) up to a GCSE exam (with any of our tutors) and onward up to A-level with some of our tutors.
We are home school friendly and have worked with many home schooled families over the years, who's young people seem to thirve with our ethos.
Amongst our tutors we have signifcant experience with teaching young people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, maths anxiety and we can find a suitable tutor for all young people.
We offer one to one tuition, with Toby Golds or one of his recommended tutors, and we all use the same philosophy
Our learners checklist
☑ Play with objects & ideas to understand maths deeply.
☑ Direct your own learning using our incredible maths map.
☑ Explain maths back to the tutor or teach a friend/sibbling.
☑ Build a meaningful learning connection with the same teacher several years.
All our tutors have:
- learned, worked or volunteered in person with Toby Golds (I know them & their maths philosophy)
- a full enhanced DBS Certificate (checked annually)
- level 2 child protection and safeguarding training (checked bi-annually)
- maths relevant qualifications (and we've checked them)
- dull tutoring insurance (yes, we've checked)
- done our All Teach Maths bespoke Non-Judgemental Communication Course
- comitted to learning about one area where they hold power in terms of equity, diversity and inclusion (minimum one book or one agreed course per year for 7 years)
OUR Tutors
- Jen Pawsey
- Alice Druitt
- Toby Golds
⅓ goes to charity
33% of our income is donated to charities chosen by our student community, over £36,000 since 2013.
2024-2025: £6,058
2023-2024: £5,374
2022-2023: £5,516
2021-2022: £3,909
2020-2021: £4,700
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