11+ Maths Lessons for Schools and Tutors

For schools and tutors

The whole 11+ maths syllabus, ready for Monday

Eighty interactive lessons in the order a teacher would actually teach them. Put one on the board, set the questions, or send your pupils the link for homework.

One licence covers every teacher and every pupil at your school. No installs, no accounts, no logins to administer.

80lessons
463units
6,773questions
£250from, a year
Question mode showing one question on its own page with a pen and highlighter
3,000+ hoursof one to one teaching behind it
Master's in Educationwritten by one experienced maths teacher
5.0 on Googlefrom 60+ reviews
12 monthswhole school, one price

Built for the bits that eat your time

Not another worksheet folder. The teaching is already in it, so the lesson is ready before you sit down on Sunday night.

  • Worked examples that build a line at a time on the board, instead of a finished answer on a slide
  • Questions tiered easy, medium and hard, so one screen serves the whole class
  • Pupils check their own answers, so marking is not the bottleneck
  • A teaching order that is already decided, from place value at 1 to problem solving at 80
  • Homework that is one link, not a photocopy run
  • Nothing to install, and no pupil accounts for you to manage or safeguard

What it looks like in the room

Every lesson runs the same way, so a class that has used one has used all eighty.

Question mode, made for a whiteboard

Tap any question and it opens alone on a white page, scaled up, with room to work round it. There is a pen, a highlighter, squared paper and a per-question stopwatch, and the arrow keys move to the next one.

  • One question fills the board, readable from the back
  • Annotate over the top, wipe it, move on
  • Space or Enter reveals the answer when you are ready
A coordinates question opened on its own page with the pen tool rail

Models pupils can drive, not just watch

Many lessons carry a tool the class works with: a place value card builder, a 3D cube counter, a Venn region lab, a pie chart plotter, a bar model builder. Good for a starter, good for the pupil who needs to see it move.

  • Works on the board, or on a tablet in front of one pupil
  • Every tool sits inside the lesson, nothing extra to open
An explore tool where pupils arrange digit cards into the biggest six digit number

Worked examples that build, then hand over

Each unit opens with an example revealed one line at a time, so the class sees the method appear rather than a finished answer. Then a bank of questions, colour-coded by difficulty, with click-to-reveal answers and a reveal-all for marking a full page at once.

  • Reveal at your pace, not the slide's
  • Every lesson closes with a mixed challenge across its units
Two worked pie chart examples with the answer and the method revealed

Everything is covered, and it is already in order

Sixteen blocks, numbered 1 to 80. Start your class where they actually are rather than at the beginning.

1–6Place value
7–14Four operations
15–21Decimals
22–24Factors & primes
25–29Fractions
30–32Ratio
33–35Percentages
36–37Fractions to %
38–47Algebra
48–52Angles & shapes
53–57Area & volume
58–61Averages & range
62–66Data & charts
67–71Coordinates & time
72–74Probability
75–80Puzzles & problems

One price, your whole school

Go by pupils on roll, not by the size of the maths department. Every band buys exactly the same eighty lessons.

Small
£250 a year
Up to 120 pupils on roll. Preps, small independents and private tutors.
About £2.10 a pupil
Most schools
Medium
£450 a year
121 to 600 pupils on roll. Most primaries and preps sit here.
About £1.10 a pupil
Large
£750 a year
601 pupils on roll or more. Secondaries and large all-through schools.
Under £1 a pupil
Running a multi-academy trust? Email info@shlc-tutor.co.uk and we will price it across your schools rather than making you buy them one at a time. Happy to raise an invoice if that is easier than paying online.

What the licence covers

Covered

  • Every teacher and every pupil at one named school
  • Classroom display, small group work and homework
  • Sharing the link with your own pupils and their parents
  • New lessons added during your licence year, at no extra cost

Not covered

  • A second school, or another school in your trust
  • Posting the link anywhere outside your school
  • A VLE that people outside your school can reach
  • Reselling the lessons, or printing them to sell

Getting started takes about five minutes

1

Pick your band and pay online, or ask us for an invoice.

2

We email you one link to your school's own course page.

3

Send it to your department and your pupils. No logins.

4

We email you before the twelve months are up.

Questions

Do pupils need accounts?

No. Everything runs from one link in a browser. There is nothing to install, no logins to manage, and no pupil data for you to process on our behalf.

Will it work on our whiteboards and our tablets?

Yes. It is a web page, so anything with a modern browser opens it. Question mode is built for a board specifically: one question, scaled up, with a pen and a highlighter over the top.

Can pupils use it at home?

Yes, and that is part of the licence. Send the same link home for revision or homework. It works on a phone as well as a laptop.

I am a private tutor, not a school. Which licence do I need?

This one, on the small band. The family course covers one family's own use, so teaching other people's children needs the school licence, whether that is one pupil or thirty.

What happens at the end of the twelve months?

We email you before it ends so you can renew. If you do not, the link stops working, so renew before your exam term rather than after it.

Do we get lessons written after we buy?

Yes. Anything written during your licence year appears on the same page at no extra cost.

Can we see it before we commit?

Email us and we will walk you through a lesson properly, or point you at the free practice pages so your department can try the question format first.

Is it 11+ only?

No. It runs from Year 4 to Year 11 and covers KS2, KS3 and GCSE Foundation. The 11+ is simply where most of it gets used.

Ready when you are

One licence, every teacher, every pupil, twelve months. Buy online in a minute, or email and we will invoice your school.

All sixteen topic blocks, lessons 1 to 80 in teaching order