Maths Level Checks
Not sure where your child is really at in maths? Take a quick 5-minute check and get an instant, honest picture — plus clear next steps.
How it works
1. Choose the level
Pick KS3, GCSE or A Level — whichever matches your child's current school stage.
2. Answer 10 questions
A quick mix of topics across the main areas of the curriculum. No sign-up, about 5 minutes.
3. Get instant results
See a clear verdict, a topic-by-topic breakdown, and where tutoring would help most.
Choose your level check
KS1 & KS2 Maths Check
For primary (roughly ages 5–11). Number, times tables, fractions, money and simple problem-solving.
Start the KS1 & KS2 check →11+ Maths Check
Entrance-exam style. Mental arithmetic, word problems, ratio, number patterns and reasoning.
Start the 11+ check →KS3 Maths Check
For Years 7–9. Number, algebra, ratio, geometry and statistics — see if your child is on track for GCSE.
Start the KS3 check →GCSE Maths Check
For Years 10–11. A mix of Foundation and Higher topics, with a verdict on their working level and tier.
Start the GCSE check →A Level Maths Check
For sixth form. Pure, mechanics and statistics — see how you're coping with the step up from GCSE.
Start the A Level check →Choose the check that matches your child's current school stage.
Why take a level check?
It's often hard to know exactly where a child stands in maths until exam results arrive — by which point it can feel too late. A quick level check gives you an early, honest snapshot: what's secure, what's shaky, and whether a little one-to-one help now could make a real difference.
The results are a starting point, not a verdict. They're deliberately simple and indicative — a way to open a conversation rather than a formal assessment. If the check flags gaps, that's good news: it means they're identified early and very fixable with the right support.
Level Check FAQs
No — there's no cost and no sign-up. Just choose your level, answer 10 questions, and see your results instantly.
No. They're a quick, indicative guide — not a formal exam or a substitute for school assessment. They're designed to highlight strengths and gaps so you can decide whether tutoring would help.
Nothing is stored or sent automatically — results simply appear on your screen. If you'd like help, you can choose to message Ruby on WhatsApp with your score.
Pick the one that matches their current school stage: KS3 for Years 7–9, GCSE for Years 10–11, and A Level for sixth form. If in doubt, start with their current year group's level.
Prefer a proper assessment?
A short first lesson with Ruby gives a far fuller picture than any quiz — and a clear plan to move forward. Face-to-face in Douglas or online across the Isle of Man.