homework support
Support in Maths, English & Science for Young People Age 8-16
Service Details
Give your child the extra support they need to grow in confidence and succeed. ACAP’s Homework Support sessions help young people aged 8–16 strengthen their Maths and English skills, complete homework and prepare for classroom assessments and GCSEs.
Sessions are led by high-achieving students who gained Grade 9s in their GCSEs, working alongside experienced support staff. Learners receive friendly, encouraging guidance suited to their age, ability and individual learning needs.
Supporting every stage of learning
Key Stage 2 — Ages 8–11
Building strong foundations in reading, writing, spelling, grammar and core Maths skills.
Key Stage 3 — Ages 11–14
Developing subject knowledge, independent study habits and confidence with more challenging Maths and English work.
Key Stage 4 and GCSE — Ages 14–16
Strengthening key topics, improving exam technique and preparing confidently for Maths and English GCSEs.
Personalised learning support
Greater Maths, English & Science confidence
Help with difficult homework
Stronger study and revision skills
Positive young role models
Support with GCSE preparation
Learn from young people who have succeeded
Our Grade 9 student tutors understand the pressures young people face because they have recently completed their own GCSE journey. They can share effective study methods, explain difficult topics in relatable ways and show learners what they can achieve.
Sessions are friendly, focused and encouraging. Whether your child needs help catching up, wants to improve their grades or enjoys being challenged, we will support them to progress at the right pace.
When and where
Every Wednesday, 4.30pm–6.30pm
For young people aged 8–16
Places are limited. Call ACAP on 01274 720254 to register your child.
What Families Say
“My child is much more confident with Maths and no longer feels overwhelmed by homework. The tutors explain things clearly, are patient and make the sessions enjoyable. We have already seen a real improvement.”

Clementinne Jones

