Sutton Maths Class

2027 Entry Results: A fantastic set of outcomes, with an average score of 235 (median 238) and a highest score of 270 (139 in maths), over a third of pupils achieving 240+, and around one in eight reaching 250+. All pupils scored above the standardised regional average in Maths/NVR, and all but one achieved a score that would have been sufficient to qualify for a Birmingham grammar school place in previous years. Results were achieved without selecting on ability.

Pupils who also attended my summer classes achieved an average score of 238 (median 241).

2026 Entry Results: A fantastic set of outcomes, with an average score of 238 and a highest score of 269 (highest maths 139), nearly half of pupils achieving 240+, and over a quarter reaching 250+. Almost all pupils achieved scores at or above typical grammar school qualifying levels, with results achieved without selecting on ability.

2025 Entry Results: A fantastic set of outcomes, with an average score of 236 and a highest score of 276, around 40% of pupils achieving 240+, and one in five reaching 250+. Almost all pupils achieved scores at or above typical grammar school qualifying levels, with results achieved without selecting on ability.

2024 Entry Results: A fantastic set of outcomes, with an average score of 235 and a highest score of 283, around 45% of pupils achieving 240+, and a quarter reaching 250+. Almost all pupils achieved scores at or above typical grammar school qualifying levels, with results achieved without selecting on ability.

11 Plus Maths Classes in Sutton Coldfield

Qualified maths teacher, 24 years experience including years of experience in grammar school teaching up to A level
Initial assessment in Sutton Coldfield
Very small classes
Each session is 1 hour (includes lessons to cover content, mixed maths questions and NVR practice)
Regular NVR practice for homework
10 minutes maths practice per day homework (4 days per week)
Small classes allow me to provide tailored and personal feedback
WhatsApp group for the year with structured links for homework
Regular assessments to monitor progress
£35 per class, paid in 4 week blocks (2026 to 2027)
Full enhanced DBS check
Passworded area of website with videos and worksheets (year 5)
For more information or for a registration form and payment date schedule please contact me on rebecca@11plusmaths.co.uk

Reserve a place

Some 2026 Cut Off Scores:

Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School – 229 on offer day, 225 from waitlist

King Edward VI Aston School – 217 on offer day, 213 from waitlist

King Edward VI Handsworth Grammar School for Boys – 216 on offer day, 212 from waitlist

King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys – 254 on offer day, 242 from waitlist

Queen Marys Grammar School (boys) – 225 on offer day

Sutton Coldfield Grammar School For Girls – 227 on offer day, 225 from waitlist

King Edward VI Handsworth School for Girls – 219 on offer day, 215 from waitlist

King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls – 255 on offer day, 242 from waitlist

Queen Marys High School – 216 on offer day, 212 from waitlist

Wolverhampton Girls’ High School – 208 on offer day

Please note – Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School’s admissions policy has changed for 2027 intake.

I completed my BSc (Hons) in Mathematics at the University of Birmingham in 2000 and qualified to teach up to A level at Warwick University (PGCE Maths). I have been a Head of Maths Faculty, Lead Practitioner, Fast Track Teacher and have worked for many years in a grammar school teaching up to A level (specialising in intervention groups to improve attainment both at GCSE and A Level).

I am passionate about preparing children not only to cope well, but to thrive in a grammar school. My focus for the 11 plus classes is on: 1 hour weekly teaching sessions, short frequent daily practice, tailored feedback and monitoring.

Each face to face and online teaching session will be in Sutton Coldfield for an hour on Sunday in very small classes. This will usually be broken down into an NVR section, a starter maths section of core skills (to be completed for homework) and new skills based on the curriculum for the year ahead (i.e. year 4 work to the year 5 curriculum). In addition to this, pupils will be set 10 minutes daily maths practice (four days per week) and regular NVR practice so that we can build up speed and accuracy over time, this is tailored and I will sometimes suggest extra work depending on their needs. I ask parents to send me a photo of work completed in the maths book by Friday.

Once you have registered for the course your child will need to complete an initial assessment so that we can monitor their progress. Lessons are £35 and paid for in blocks of four weeks (2025). During school holidays I ask that the ten minutes practice per day is continued to ensure the standard and speed are maintained and I offer extra optional classes over the summer of year 5 in the lead up to exams. In order to access the work and get the most out of the lessons children need to know their times tables up to at least 10×10.

Please contact me at rebecca@11plusmaths.co.uk for more information or to reserve a place for your child.