Number
- Place value and rounding
- The four operations and mental maths
- Fractions, decimals and percentages
- Factors, multiples and number patterns
Online 11+ maths tutoring · Northern Ireland
Transfertestmathsthatclicks.
Friendly one-to-one online maths lessons for P6 and P7 children getting ready for the SEAG transfer test. £15 an hour. Pick a time, pay securely and your Google Meet link arrives by email, all in about two minutes.
- Affordable at £15 an hour
- One-to-one on Google Meet
- Built around the SEAG format
- Parents always in the loop
Try a question · Time
A bus leaves Enniskillen at 9:47 and arrives in Omagh at 11:05. How long is the journey?
Question 1 of 4
Transfer-test style, five options, one answer. This is how every lesson feels.
How it works
Booked in two minutes. No emails back and forth.
Everything runs through Google Calendar, so you choose a time that suits your family and the rest happens automatically.
- 1
Pick a time
Open the booking calendar and choose any free one-hour slot. You only see times that are genuinely available.
- 2
Pay £15 upfront
Pay securely by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay when you book. Your lesson is confirmed the moment you pay.
- 3
Get your Meet link
A confirmation email arrives straight away with the date, time and your Google Meet link, plus a reminder before the lesson.
- 4
Learn and hear back
Your child joins from a laptop or tablet. Afterwards you get a short note on what we covered and what to practise.
The lesson is added to your calendar automatically. To cancel, use the link in your confirmation email, and get in touch at least 24 hours before so your lesson can be moved or refunded.
Know the test
The SEAG transfer test, in a nutshell
Most grammar schools in Northern Ireland use the SEAG Entrance Assessment to decide Year 8 places. Children sit it in P7, on two Saturdays in November.
Both papers have the same format: a short practice section, then a one-hour main test of English and maths questions, all multiple choice and based on the Key Stage 2 curriculum. Lessons here focus on the maths half, with plenty of practice in that exact format.
Maths That Clicks is an independent tutor and is not connected to SEAG or GL Assessment. For official dates and registration, visit seagni.co.uk.
2
papers, a week apart, on Saturdays in November
28
maths questions in each paper's main test
60 min
for the main test, shared between English and maths
P7
when it's sat. Starting in P6 gives time to build confidence
≈1 min
That's roughly how long each question gets: 56 questions in an hour. Speed and accuracy both matter, so every lesson includes timed practice.
What we cover
Every strand of KS2 maths, plus how to beat the clock
Lessons follow the Northern Ireland Key Stage 2 maths curriculum, the same content the transfer test is based on. We start where your child is and fill the gaps that matter most.
Measures
- Time and timetables
- Money and best buys
- Length, mass and capacity
- Area and perimeter
Shape and space
- 2D and 3D shapes and their properties
- Angles and symmetry
- Coordinates and position
- Reflection and rotation
Handling data
- Tables, bar charts and pictograms
- Line graphs and pie charts
- Averages
- The language of chance
Problem solving
- Multi-step word problems
- Spotting what the question really asks
- Estimating to check answers
- Explaining the method out loud
Exam technique
- Pacing: about a minute a question
- Ruling out wrong options quickly
- Filling in the answer sheet correctly
- Staying calm when a question looks hard
Inside a lesson
One hour, planned to the minute
Lessons use a shared online whiteboard, so your child can write working out and see each step. They're paced so that one idea properly sinks in before practice begins.
- 0–5
Warm-up. Quick-fire mental maths to get going.
- 5–25
Learn one topic. Explained step by step, with as many examples as it takes.
- 25–45
Practise together. Transfer-test style questions, talking through the method.
- 45–55
Beat the clock. A short timed set to build speed and confidence.
- 55–60
Recap. What clicked today, plus a few questions to try before next time.
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Your tutor
Hi, I'm Noah.
I'm a secondary school student in Northern Ireland, and maths has always been my favourite subject. I'm not long out of primary school myself, so I remember exactly which explanations made things click for me and which ones didn't.
My lessons are patient, upbeat and practical. Wrong answers are welcome, because they show us exactly what to work on next. My goal is for your child to walk into the transfer test feeling ready.
Noah, Maths That Clicks
Price
Affordable, accessible private maths tuition for your child
One simple price of £15 an hour. No packages, no contracts and no sign-up fee: book one lesson at a time, whenever it suits you. Lessons are online, so there's no travel and it doesn't matter where in Northern Ireland you live.
One-to-one lesson
£15
per 60-minute lesson, paid when you book
- Live one-to-one lesson on Google Meet
- Transfer-test style questions every week
- A short update for parents after each lesson
- Automatic confirmation and reminder emails
- Card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Secured by Stripe
Parents in the loop, always
- Bookings come from parents — All bookings, payments and messages go through you, never directly with your child.
- An adult at home — A parent or carer should be at home during lessons. You're welcome to sit in.
- Links go to your email — Google Meet links are sent to the email you book with.
- No recording without permission — Lessons are never recorded unless you ask in writing.
- Your card details stay with Stripe — Payments are handled by Stripe, so Maths That Clicks never sees your card number.
Book a lesson
Ready when you are.
Choose a day and time that suits your family. You'll pay £15 to confirm, and everything else is sent to you automatically.
Choose a free slot
The calendar shows live availability
Pay £15 securely
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe
Confirmation email
With the date, time and lesson details
Google Meet link included
Created automatically for your lesson
Reminder before the lesson
So nobody forgets
Questions parents ask
Good to know
Can't see your question here? Ask it when you book, or get in touch.
Children in P6 and P7 preparing for the SEAG transfer test. P5 children who want a head start are welcome too. Lessons start from your child's current level, whether they're aiming for a top grade or just want maths to feel less scary.