Prices for every pocket

At All Teach Maths Tuition, we want to ensure that everyone has the chance to participate in our engaging Maths Teaching Club sessions so we have a fluid pricing structure. The payments are on a sliding bursary scale from £1.03 per hour (£5 per month) up to £24.62 per hour (£120 per month) based on income (2%), savings (1%) and home equity (½%), with a reduction for larger families (whether or not all the children attend). 1/3 of Toby's income goes to charities chosen by the students.

Our one to one tuition prices vary from tutor to tutor, please see the tutors page.

Here are the three pricing options:

• Option 1) Decide you'd prefer to pay the full amount, currently £120 per month (this helps support families with bursaries too)

• Option 2) You'd like a bursary. Fill in your household income, number of dependants,  savings and equity into the yellow boxes of our spreadsheet (replacing national average figures) and see our recommended monthly payment  level for your financial situation. With option 2 you don't need to tell us your figures, just the total our sheet has requested you to pay.

• Option 3) You can suggest an alternative payment amount to what our bursary system recommends. You'll need to tell us your household income, number of dependants, savings and home equity and then explain in financial terms why you have suggested this alternative amount.

The 3 options are aimed mainly at the one-to-one group sessions on Mondays, please note that only option 1 (with the specific tutors pricing) or option 3 (with very limited availability) are available for one to one tutoring.

Payment Agreement's Full Contract Wording

Payment Agreement

Classes are paid for monthly starting on 1st Sept, with each payment covering 3¼ sessions (4.875 hours). Please see the All Teach Maths Monthly Payment Timer, to see what sessions are covered by each monthly payment. The payments are on a sliding bursary scale from £1.03 per hour (£5 per month) up to £24.62 per hour (£120 per month) based on income (2%), savings (1%) and home equity (½%), with a reduction for larger families (whether all the children attend or not). You can use our All Teach Maths Monthly Payment and Bursary Calculator to see your family’s suggested payment. You can choose one of the following options…

Option 1) Decide you'd prefer to pay the full amount, currently £120 per month (this helps support families with bursaries too)

Option 2) You'd like a bursary. Fill in your household income, number of dependants,  savings and equity into the yellow boxes of our spreadsheet (replacing national average figures) and see our recommended monthly payment level for your financial situation. With option 2 you don't need to tell us your figures, just the total our sheet has requested you to pay.

Option 3) You can suggest an alternative payment amount to what our bursary system recommends. You'll need to tell us your household income, number of dependants, savings and home equity and then explain in financial terms why you have suggested this alternative amount.

6 term time sessions notice is required to end this contract.

The payments will increase by 2% at every level, on 1st September each year. The next increase to the figures above is scheduled for 1st September 2026.

Families with multiple children attending All Teach Maths

• First Young Person: Full amount (from options 1 to 3)

• Second Young Person: 10% less than the first young person in your family household.

• Third Young Person: 15% less than the first young person in  your family household

• Fourth Young Person: 20% less than the first young person in your family household.

This is combined with a slightly altered notice period if multiple young people from the same family leave in the same notice period:

• If 1 young person leaves it is 6 term time sessions notice.

• If 2 young people leave from the same family in the same notice period it's 8 term time sessions notice.

• If 3 young people leave from the same family in the same notice period it's 10 term time sessions notice.

If you have a financial emergency at any point (such as illness or redundancy) please make contact in writing as soon as possible to find a solution. We will try to help wherever possible and reasonable.