Tutoring Academy
Aspire Higher with FREE Year 11 Science & Maths Tutoring
Get the extra support you need, when it matters most. Our free tutoring sessions at Andover College are designed to help Year 11 students feel confident, capable, and fully prepared for their Science and Maths GCSEs.
Tailored to You
Choose from a range of specialist topics and focus on the areas where you need the most support.
At Aspire Higher, you will build confidence, strengthen key topics, gain hands-on experience, and learn in a supportive, expert-led environment.
Whether you’re aiming to boost your grades or reinforce your foundations, Aspire Higher gives you the support to succeed.
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If you have any questions for the team, please email ASKScienceMaths@sparsholt.ac.uk
view the schedule
| Date | Subject | Topic |
| Wednesday 25 February 2026 | Chemistry | Equilibriums and the Haber Process |
| Wednesday 04 March 2026 | Maths | Challenging Algebra & indices |
| Wednesday 11 March 2026 | Physics | Thermal Physics |
| Wednesday 18 March 2026 | Biology | Evolution & Natural selection |
| Wednesday 25 March 2026 | Chemistry | Organics beyond hydrocarbons – including polymers |
| Wednesday 15 April 2026 | Maths | Problems with ratios & proportion |
| Wednesday 22 April 2026 | Physics | Forces & Motion |
Meet the lecturers
Aaron Mills
Biology Lecturer
“I’ve always loved biology and never get tired of studying animals, plants, bacteria or viruses and how they all interact with each other. I enjoy sharing the amazing stories of how nature works, and how our understanding of it can help us make medicines or increase the amount of food we produce.”
Hazel Munt
Biology and Environmental Science Lecturer
“The courses I teach cover many parts of science and they’re all so much fun to teach. I trained in marine and earth sciences, I love this aspect, drawing on my experiences and knowledge brings science to life, especially having Astrid our axolotl and applying her physiology to what we learn.”
Paul Roberts
Chemistry Lecturer
“I studied Chemistry at the University of Nottingham where I gained a Masters qualification specialising in nuclear magnetic resonance. I went on to work in the oil industry for seven years managing an analytical laboratory in the Algerian Sahara. I’m passionate about chemistry and feel it’s important for you to understand the role Chemistry plays in everyday life and not just learning for the sake of it. I enjoy teaching a “practical rich” course, helping my students get to grasp with the fascinating and essential subject of Chemistry.”
Paul Lovatt
Physics Lecturer
“I have been teaching Physics, Maths, Science and ICT for over 25 years. Physics is my main subject and I have taught abroad in Spain and in China for many years. Physics is about how the Universe works on the very smallest and the very largest scales and is such a varied subject, with practical and IT skills as important as good maths and good English. We discover new things about our Universe every year and the body of scientific knowledge never stops expanding. Fascinating!”
Paul Greet
Curriculum Lead – Science and Maths
“I am an experienced secondary mathematics teacher who is passionate about helping learners develop confidence in and a deep understanding of maths. Throughout my career, I have supported students with a wide range of abilities and I am committed to creating an inclusive, supportive learning environment where every learner can succeed. Transitioning into the FE sector has allowed me to combine my subject knowledge with a learner‑centred approach, supporting young people and adults to achieve qualifications that open doors to further study and employment. I am keen to deliver engaging teaching, using varied methods, to challenge and inspire students to see the value of mathematics in everyday life.”