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.
Practice mock exams
GCSE Higher Mock Exam
20 timed questions across the whole Higher syllabus, with an estimated grade (4–9) and full worked answers.
Start the GCSE mock →A Level Mock Exam
20 timed questions across pure, mechanics and statistics, with an estimated grade (A*–E) and full worked answers.
Start the A Level mock →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.