Year 11 · AQA GCSE Science · Combined and Triple
Your child's answers are marked to AQA's rules, you get a report after every mock, and Mr Azad, a former AQA examiner, teaches those gaps live on Zoom: 6 lessons a week in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. £47 a month after a free trial.
No card. Free until Tue 10 Nov, live lessons included. It ends on its own.
The video features two of his former private tutoring students (not this membership), shown with their parents' permission.
Your child's teacher
“I'm an engineer who became a physics teacher, and I did my Oxford master's on why capable students underachieve in science. Marking GCSE Physics for AQA showed me the same thing again and again: marks went not because students didn't know the science, but because their answers didn't say what the mark scheme needed.
That's fixable. I teach your child to write those answers in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, live, six times a week. Past students have gone on to London Academy of Excellence, Newham Collegiate and Brampton Manor, three highly selective state sixth forms in London.”
Osmosis, moles and kinetic energy, the way examiners reward them.
“I was good at understanding the content. However, when it came to applying my knowledge in exam questions, I struggled a lot with that.”
Her results: grade 9 in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
“I got a nine in biology, chemistry, physics, so all three sciences.”
Her results: grade 9 in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths.
“He has taught GCSE Maths and Physics to my eldest son, who achieved an 8 in GCSE Maths and a 9 in GCSE Physics… it is hard to find a tutor who brings all the right ingredients to every lesson.”
“His patient guidance, timely error corrections and encouragement got my son back on track with both Maths and Physics.”
“My son is very happy with Mr Khaled. His work has definitely improved and he looks forward to his lessons.”
Private feedback to Mr Azad from families he tutored one-to-one, 2019 to 2022, before this membership existed. Lightly edited for spelling and length. Individual results vary.
Mocks coming up?
Question (3 marks): A student measured the specific heat capacity of a metal block. Their value was higher than the true value. Explain why.
Heat was lost to the surroundings. ✓ +1
“Good start. Now say what that did to the temperature rise, then link it to c.”
Energy was transferred to the surroundings ✓, so the temperature rise was smaller ✓. With the same energy and a smaller Δθ, c = ΔE ÷ (m Δθ) comes out too high ✓.
An example answer to show the method. Original G&V question in the AQA style.
How it works
Marked, reported and taught live, every week.
Mocks run from 25 minutes to a full paper, in an on-screen exam room with a timer, calculator and equation sheet. Your child sees which words earned each mark and what was missing.
Why AI marking? So feedback comes in seconds, any night. The AI marks against Mr Azad's mark schemes using AQA's rules, longer answers are marked twice, and Mr Azad checks any mark your child challenges.
After every mock: the estimated grade, how many marks to the next grade, marks by topic, and where the next marks are.
Strengths: specific heat capacity, half-lives.
Grades are estimated from AQA's June 2025 grade boundaries applied to one paper. Treat them as a guide, not an AQA result.
Six live Zoom lessons a week from Tuesday 3 November: two in each science, covering the content and the exam technique that earns the marks.
Questions go privately to Mr Azad in the chat, cameras can stay off, and every lesson is recorded. How one class works for a grade 4 and a grade 9.
Between lessons
Set up by Mr Azad to explain things the way he teaches. Prof G draws it on a whiteboard, step by step, then checks with a quick quiz. Prof G is AI and can get things wrong, so every answer has an “Ask Sir to check” button. Up to 60 questions a day for members, 25 on the trial. Chats are saved and safety-checked.
Price
£47 a month covers Physics, Chemistry and Biology. One tutor hour a week for one science is about £157 a month.¹ If your child comes to all six lessons, that's about £1.85 a lesson, and the price is the same whether they come to 1 or 6.
Founding price for the first 100 families. Join at £47 and you keep it for as long as you stay. New members after that pay £67 a month.
You pay: £47 today, then £47 on the same date each month. Nothing is added at checkout.
It renews every month until you cancel.
Cancel any time by WhatsApp or email. If it reaches us before your next payment date, that payment isn't taken.
14 days to change your mind: full refund, minus only the live lessons already held: price × lessons held ÷ lessons in the period you paid for (how it works).
You need: a web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Live lessons use Zoom (free).
Covers everything until 30 June 2027. Saves £79 against 8 monthly payments (£376), if you'd stay until June. Available until 30 November 2026.
Ticket: not refundable after the first 14 days, except as set out in the terms (for example, if Paper 2 lessons are late).
Use the same email as your free trial so your child keeps their progress. Card payment is processed by Stripe on our secure checkout page (the web address shows fastpaydirect.com, our booking system's payment page). It shows on your statement as GRAVITY VECTOR. Khaled Azad, trading as Gravity & Vector Academy. Terms.
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“The first live lesson is Tuesday 3 November at 5:30pm. I'd love to see your child there.”
K. Azad
Quick answers: Aiming for a 4 or a 5? · ADHD or dyslexia? · AI or Mr Azad? · Why pay when YouTube is free?
AQA students only. Not sure of the exam board? It's on your child's school timetable or reports.
Straight answers
Nobody honest can promise a grade, and we won't. What we can promise: after their first mock you'll get a report showing which topics cost marks and what to do next, and Mr Azad teaches those topics live each week. Try it free and judge for yourself.
Everyone joins the same live class, so there's always a place: there's no cap on numbers and no waiting list. It works for every level because each lesson builds up from the basics, with the Higher-only and Triple-only parts clearly marked on screen. A student aiming for a 4 or 5 follows the core and can stop there; a student aiming for a 9 stays for the harder parts.
Every lesson is recorded, so your child can rewatch the bit they missed. Questions go privately to Mr Azad in the chat (nobody else sees them), cameras can stay off, and Prof G fills the gaps between lessons. The mock report shows exactly which marks are within reach, and that's usually where a 4 becomes a 5. If your child wants close personal attention as well, see Squads.
Lessons are 45 minutes. Cameras off and chat-only is completely fine. Can't make it live? The recording usually follows within 24 hours, and your child can pause and rewatch. If we ever need to move a lesson (for example, because of illness), we'll tell you as early as we can and provide a replacement lesson or a recording.
It's built to be calm and flexible. Lessons have a slower “Supported” pace. There's an easy-read font, read-aloud and a calm mode with no flashing or confetti. Tests follow your child's access arrangements: 25% or 50% extra time, rest breaks, a reader, voice typing and a hidden clock. The free trial is the easiest way to see if it suits them, and you can WhatsApp us with any question first.
Mr Azad: designs the course and mark schemes, teaches every live lesson and the Thursday Ask Sir session, answers the most-asked questions himself, and checks any mark your child challenges.
AI, working to his rules: Prof G the tutor, marking tests and mocks, and the instant first answer on the Ask Sir board. Prof G can get things wrong, so every answer has an “Ask Sir to check” button. Chats are saved and safety-checked.
Free videos and revision sites are great for learning the content, and lots of our students use them too. What they don't do is mark your child's written answers, show which marks were lost and why, send you a report, or put a former examiner in front of them live twice a week. That's the part that turns knowing it into marks.
Send us one WhatsApp message on 07588 090708 or an email to hello@gravityandvector.co.uk. We confirm in writing, and if it reaches us before your next payment date, that payment isn't taken. You keep access until the end of the month you've paid for.
Within 14 days of paying, you get a full refund minus only the live lessons already held: price × lessons held ÷ lessons in the period you paid for. For example, cancel a £47 month after 4 of its 26 lessons and you get £39.77 back. After that, see the terms (for example, if Paper 2 lessons are more than 4 weeks late). The free trial needs no cancelling: it just ends.
AQA only: GCSE Physics, Chemistry and Biology, and Combined Science. If your child sits Edexcel, OCR or another board, this isn't the right fit.
Mr Azad is enhanced DBS-checked and works with teenagers every day. There's no student-to-student messaging, Ask Sir posts are checked before anyone sees them and shown without names, and Prof G chats are safety-checked. Read our safeguarding policy.
We collect only what we need: your email, your child's first name, course and progress. Prof G never gets contact details, and the AI provider (Anthropic) doesn't train on it. Privacy policy.
Squads are small groups (up to 10, or 5) taught by Mr Azad, with marked written work and a weekly report to you. They're separate from the membership. See Squads.
We show every genuine member review we receive, good or bad, unless it's abusive. We'll say if anyone was given anything for a review.
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