Give your child a headstart: One-to-one learning with maths tutors who make lessons fun . . . find out how

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Mathnasium Milton Keynes

Many children say they struggle with maths and if you’re a parent, it can be difficult to help. Milton Keynes experts believe they have ‘The Mathnasium Advantage’ to inspire and help them. Find out how.

Maths can be a trial for children – and their parents – which can grow in difficulty throughout school years, until they are struggling with GCSEs.

However, it doesn’t have to be that way. A new team of experts in Milton Keynes has helped over 100 pupils to reach their maths potential during the last year – and are on a mission to help even more.

René Scholtz, Centre Manager at Mathnasium, explains: “What we aim to do is go beyond teaching and build a passion for the subject. We want to show that confidence in maths can be achieved by all students.”

How can Mathnasium help my child?

Whether your child struggles with maths or needs a greater challenge, their expert tutors can change their lives by helping them to understand, master and even love the subject.

As their name suggests, they believe that while youngsters needs physical exercise to develop strong muscles, it’s equally important to exercise their minds to develop strong “maths muscles” too.

They don’t simply teach students how to memorise or calculate but to truly understand the way maths works and therefore build their confidence.

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MK Mayor Cllr James Lancaster (R) with René Scholtz (L) from MK Mathnasium | Mathnasium Milton Keynes

Struggling students

For struggling students, caring instructors give the guidance and support they need to overcome their frustration.

Advanced students

Children leap ahead when they conquer big challenges and by mastering complex concepts, they can reach higher maths level and unlock their true potential.

Who do they teach – and how?

Mathnasium supports children from Year One right through to GCSE maths.

Getting the right foundation can change your child’s whole attitude to maths and broader school experience. They will:

· Make a bespoke plan for your child

· Provide one-to-one help

· Work at your child’s pace with a focus on what they need

· Help with homework

· Provide the right materials and the right instruction

· Set challenges when your child needs them

What parents say

Milton Keynes Mayor Cllr James Lancaster recently joined parents, pupils and tutors at Mathnasium to celebrate the completion of their first year in Milton Keynes.

This is what impressed parents are saying:

“Mathnasium is a fantastic environment for children to learn and foster a love of maths, whilst having fun!” Talisha

“Words can’t describe how happy I am with the results Mathnasium has produced!” Chris J

“Would recommend to anyone! Great team and my daughter loves maths a lot because of it. Always happy to go to the course. Her confidence in maths improved dramatically since doing Mathnasium. Thank you.” E. Zotaj

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Milton Keynes Mayor Cllr James Lancaster at Mathnasium | Mathnasium Milton Keynes

Sign up for summer sessions

Sessions can be face-to-face at Mathnasium’s centre Unit 13a Bodmin Place, Broughton Gate, Milton Keynes, BUC MK10 7DP – or online if you don’t live nearby.

They are open Monday to Thursday, 3.30 - 7.30pm, or Saturday, 10am - 2pm.

To help children get ahead of the game before the start of their new school year, Mathnasium is offering a summer holiday programme of 12 x two-hour sessions with:

· One hour of their regular maths programme, followed by . . .

· A second hour of STEM games and activities to make learning fun

To book or find out more, visit the website.

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