Hi, I'm Yahya

I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE Physics — and I sat the paper in Summer 2026. I tutor 1:1 online for AQA, Edexcel and OCR, and I still remember exactly where the marks go missing.

Limited Spaces Available Grade 9 Physics GCSEs sat 2026 Studying at NCS

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Free first session · no card needed · parents welcome to sit in

About

I'm 16 and Three years ago I started Triple Science at Seven Kings secondary school. Physics was challenging — I wasn't a natural, I just found a way of breaking questions down that finally made them obvious. I finished with a Grade 9 in Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science, and in September I start at The Newham Collegiate Sixth Form Centre , one of the most competitive sixth forms in the country. Now I teach GCSE Physics to students a year or two behind me, because the exam is still fresher for me than it is for most teachers.

GCSE results, Summer 2026

Eight grade 8s and 9s, including:

Physics AQA · Triple Science 9

Chemistry AQA · Triple Science 9

Computer Science Higher tier 9

Mathematics Higher tier 8

Biology AQA · Triple Science 8

English Language 8

Triple Science, Higher tier, sat in Summer 2026 — the same papers your child will sit. Physics is the one I teach.

Education

The Newham Collegiate Sixth Form Centre A Levels — Maths, Further Maths, Physics · offer holder

2026 – 2028

Seven Kings High School GCSEs — Triple Science, Maths, Computer Science

2021 – 2026

What we cover

Energy
Electricity
Particle model
Atomic structure
Forces
Waves
Magnetism & motors
Space physics
Required practicals
Maths in Physics
6-mark answers
Equation recall
Exam Preparation

Tell me the topic they're avoiding. That's where we start.

Two students a term

I'm at school full-time, so I only take two students per term. In my lessons your child will get the prep time, the marking and the slot that a full book would quietly take away. Every lesson is 60 minutes, one-to-one and online — one rate per lesson, and it drops the further ahead you book.

Free intro call

£0 / 20-min call

Arrange a call with me via a WhatsApp message. We can discuss how we can support your child, my fees and how to finalise your booking.

Start here Parents welcome

Paid weekly

£25 / 60-min lesson

One lesson at a time, paid before each week's session. The most flexible option — and the most expensive per lesson.

1:1 Online Most flexible

Paid every 4 weeks

£20 / 60-min lesson · £90 per block

Four lessons paid up front. Saves £5 a lesson and holds your slot for the month.

Save £5 a lesson Slot held

Best value

Paid termly

£15 / 60-min lesson · a fifth off

The whole term paid up front — the lowest rate I offer, and the only way to hold one of the two places for a full term. £10 a lesson cheaper than paying weekly, every single week.

Save £10 a lesson Secures a place Priority slot

Missed lessons are lost lessons — they aren't refunded or carried over. Reschedule free with 24 hours' notice. Payment is due before the lesson or block it covers; anything paid late is charged at £25 a lesson , whichever plan you're on.

Two slots. That's the diary.

School has me Monday to Friday, so I teach at the weekend — one fixed hour a week, the same time every week, so it becomes a routine instead of a scramble. Two slots, two students: take one and it's yours for the term.

Saturday 11:00 60 minutes · 1:1 online Available Claim this slot Sunday 11:00 60 minutes · 1:1 online Available Claim this slot

All times UK (GMT/BST). Tapping a slot opens WhatsApp with the day already filled in — the free 20-minute call happens first, and only then does the slot get held.

Three steps, then a routine

The point isn't a nice lesson once. It's a weekly rhythm where the same mistakes stop happening.

A free 20-minute call We discuss your child's current level, the aim of the tuition and set a target all in our first call.
A weekly 60-minute 1:1 Same time every week, online, with a shared whiteboard. We work from the specification and from real exam questions, not from a textbook.
Marked homework, every week Once a topic is covered, we go through past-paper questions after every session, marked against the real mark scheme.

Questions parents ask

Isn't 16 too young to be tutoring?

It's the reason it works. I sat this exact specification in June — I know the traps because I nearly fell into them myself. And the first session is free, so it costs nothing to find out whether it lands with your child.

Which exam boards and tiers do you cover?

AQA, Edexcel and OCR, both Higher and Foundation, and both Combined Science and separate (Triple) Physics. I sat AQA Higher Triple, so that's the one I know line by line.

Is online really as good as in person?

For Physics, yes — everything happens on a shared whiteboard we can both draw on. No travel time either way, which is why it stays affordable.

What if my child doesn't get on with you?

Then don't book a second session. There are no blocks you can't leave and no contract, so there's never an awkward conversation to have.

How does safeguarding work?

All messages go through you, the parent — never directly with your child. You're welcome in any session, and every session can be recorded for you to watch back. Booking requires parental consent for under-18s.

Will you still be available during your own A-levels?

I take two students a term precisely so the answer stays yes. If I ever can't commit to a full term, I'll tell you before you book rather than halfway through it.

Contact

Book the free call...

Twenty minutes, no card, no obligation. Message me on WhatsApp or send an email and I'll reply the same evening. Parents are welcome to sit in on any session.

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