Brilliant
Absolutely goated website for revision so useful and no AI slop
26 September 2026
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a real math tutor
I am greatly indebted to both the 1stclassmaths website and the YouTube channel, helped me immensely throughout the 2 years of my GCSE. From helpful revision worksheets with over 100+ questions that are completely free, revision videos to even very specific topic based videos, 1stclassmaths has it all. Edexcel, AQA, you can find whatever you need. You should not only rely on him but also subscribe on YouTube or buy him a coffee on the website because he will definitely help your grades go up. Let's support real tutors who actually help students instead of websites full of AI slop and money-making schemes.
17 August 2026
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