Every Fraley tutor is a high-performing maths or physics student at a leading UK university. Many sat these exact exams only a few years ago, and Alex personally interviews and selects each one for how well they explain, not just how well they score.
Founder & Lead Tutor
PhD candidate, Theoretical Particle Physics, University of Manchester
Cambridge Part III (Distinction) · MPhys Physics with Theoretical Physics (1st Class) · A* in A-Level Maths, Further Maths and Physics
Alex founded Fraley Tutors. He took a Distinction in Part III at Cambridge, the master's year that prepares mathematicians for research, and is now a PhD candidate at Manchester researching QCD and collider physics, with a co-authored paper in Physical Review Letters. As an undergraduate he won the Franz Mandl Prize for theoretical work, the Hatfield-Heginbottom Scholarship as the top-performing third-year physicist going on to the MPhys, and the John Wiley Book Prize. He teaches GCSE and A-Level Maths, Further Maths and Physics, and families describe him as patient and encouraging, explaining the “why” so that students truly understand rather than memorise.
Founding Tutor
MPhys Physics, University of Manchester (First Class)
Oscar is one of Fraley Tutors' founding tutors. He took a first-class master's in physics at the University of Manchester, specialising in theoretical physics and scoring 96% in Quantum Field Theory. He teaches GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level Maths, Physics and Further Maths, and families stay with him year after year. Reviews describe lessons that are engaging, well structured and the highlight of the week, and a rare gift for making hard concepts easy to understand.
MSc Applied Mathematics, Imperial College London
Aaron graduated with a First in Physics from Durham University with a 79.2% average and the Durham Physics Award for Outstanding Achievement, and is studying for an MSc in Applied Mathematics at Imperial College London. At A-Level he achieved A*s in Maths, Physics and Geography, alongside grade 9s at GCSE in Maths and Further Maths. His Durham dissertation explored particle physics models to explain dark matter, and as a geophysics intern at BP he analysed uncertainty in seismic data and built tools to make the findings clear to non-specialists. He tutored GCSE and A-Level Maths and Physics before joining Fraley Tutors, and teaches GCSE and A-Level Maths and Physics. Working on a digital whiteboard, he opens each session with recap problems, asks questions throughout to adapt to each student's pace, and finishes with exam questions to build confidence.
BSc Physics with Theoretical Physics (1st Class) · MSc Quantum Fields and Fundamental Forces, Imperial College London
Arav graduated from Imperial College London with a First in Physics with Theoretical Physics and is now taking Imperial's MSc in Quantum Fields and Fundamental Forces, alongside independent research in quantum gravity. As an undergraduate he researched quantum machine learning and presented his work at the Quantum for Humanity conference. He achieved A*s at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry and ten grade 9s at GCSE. He teaches A-Level Maths, Further Maths and Physics, prepares students for the ESAT, and offers TMUA and STEP preparation. Students and parents praise his depth of knowledge, his patience and his gift for explaining hard physics clearly and without judgement.
BSc Mathematics with Honours, University of Warwick
Arjun is reading Mathematics at the University of Warwick, where he achieved 75.3% in his first year and 76.3% in his second year, after A*s at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths and Physics and ten grade 9s at GCSE. At Warwick, he scored 82% for research into the mathematics of rotations in three dimensions and their application to spacecraft, alongside earning a Silver Award in the UKMT Senior Maths Challenge. He tutored Maths, Further Maths and Physics one-to-one before joining Fraley Tutors, and now teaches GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and IB Maths, and GCSE Physics. He adopts a conversational style with a clear three-part lesson structure, walking through examples and past paper questions in a relaxed setting where students understand why methods work.
Integrated MSci Theoretical Physics, University College London
Arthur is reading Theoretical Physics at University College London, where he achieved a First-Class average in his first year, after earning A*s at A-Level in Maths and Physics and As in Further Maths and Chemistry. In research with Rolls-Royce, he was elected to lead a team of five developing ways to reduce carbon emissions from high-temperature gas reactors, producing a simulation of a test reactor. He teaches GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and IB Maths and Physics, and A-Level Further Maths, and offers TMUA preparation. He takes a patient, structured approach, focusing on securing the fundamentals before progressing to complex problems, and encourages students to work through questions independently. Families praise his flexibility, engaging manner and the confidence he builds in his students.
Mechanical Engineering, University of Bristol
Ciara is reading Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bristol, where she achieved an 89% average across her first year, after A*s at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths and Physics and an A in French. Alongside nine grade 9s at GCSE, she won her sixth form's physics prize for consistent high results and curiosity in lessons. At the National Physical Laboratory she designed a product using newly patented conductive-fabric technology, and at Bristol she leads peer-assisted study sessions for first-year engineering students. She teaches KS3, GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level Maths, and GCSE and IGCSE Physics. In her lessons, she focuses on developing deep understanding rather than memorisation, approaching concepts from different angles until they truly click.
BSc Mathematics and Economics, LSE (1st Class)
Eden graduated from the London School of Economics in Mathematics and Economics with first-class grades, after A*s at A-Level in Maths and Further Maths and top grades at GCSE. Alongside her degree she interned in equity research at Lazard Asset Management. Before joining Fraley Tutors she tutored Maths and English at Explore Learning, where she was nominated for Tutor of the Year, teaching one-to-one and in workshops, including children with special educational needs. She now teaches GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and IB Maths and A-Level Further Maths. Students and parents praise her patience, warmth and depth of knowledge, and the support she gives between lessons.
BSc Physics, University of Bristol
George graduated from the University of Bristol with a First in Physics, averaging 79%, after earning A*s at A-Level in Maths, Physics and Chemistry and winning his sixth form's Excellence in Chemistry award. He also achieved eight grade 9s at GCSE. For his dissertation, he built Monte Carlo simulations to compare two radiotherapy isotopes for targeted cancer therapy, scoring 75% and earning a Commendation for Excellence from the School of Physics. He tutored Maths, Physics and Chemistry online before joining Fraley Tutors, and teaches GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and IB Maths and Physics, and A-Level Further Maths. He focuses on mastering each topic thoroughly against the specification, encouraging students to bring questions from school to build independent thinking and exam confidence.
MEng Biomedical Engineering, Imperial College London
Jayla is studying for an MEng in Biomedical Engineering at Imperial College London, where she achieved 79% in her third year and won the Dean’s List Award. She achieved a grade 7 in IB Maths alongside grade 6s in IB Physics and IB Chemistry. For her Master’s thesis, she uses patient-specific acoustic simulations of the brain to design and optimise focused ultrasound arrays. She also co-developed a rehabilitation exoskeleton for people with cerebral palsy, designing an interactive game that translates therapeutic movements into gameplay. She was a Top 5 Finalist in the Hackstarter competition for co-developing a focus-tracking application, and co-founded the Imperial Neurotech Society. She teaches GCSE and IGCSE Maths and Physics.

PhD in Fluid Mechanics, Imperial College London
Joan is studying for a PhD in Fluid Mechanics at Imperial College London, having completed an MSc in Advanced Aeronautical Engineering with 80.66% and Imperial's Best MSc Student Award. He earned an 8.39/10 average in Aerospace Technology Engineering at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, completed a Professional Violin Degree at Conservatori de Música de Sant Cugat del Vallès, and won five international motorsport competition awards. As Aerodynamics Team Leader for the Imperial Shell Eco-Marathon Racing Team, he directed a vehicle redesign that cut drag by 50%. Before joining Fraley Tutors, he tutored high school maths and physics and taught undergraduate aerospace laboratories at Imperial. He teaches KS3, GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and IB Maths, A-Level Further Maths, and GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level and IB Physics, and offers TMUA, STEP, ESAT, ENGAA and NSAA preparation.
BSc Mathematics, University of Warwick
William is reading Mathematics at the University of Warwick, achieving First Class marks with a 72% average, after four A*s at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry and five grade 9s at GCSE. In research at Keele University, he collaborated with fellow mathematicians to study the elliptical orbit of Eris. He tutored GCSE and A-Level Maths and Physics one-to-one before joining Fraley Tutors, and now teaches GCSE and A-Level Maths and A-Level Further Maths, and offers TMUA and ESAT preparation. Families praise his patience, deep subject knowledge, and gift for making complex problems click. He builds understanding from first principles, asking students to explain their reasoning aloud to develop clear, logical methods for challenging questions.
Someone who understood it deeply enough to get a top grade, and who remembers exactly where it stops making sense. Our tutors work with this mathematics and physics at a high level every day, and many sat their A-Levels within the last few years. They are not school teachers, and that is deliberate: they bring a fresh route into each topic, and a lesson built entirely around one student.
Every tutor here has proven they can teach. Alex personally interviews each one, and only brings on tutors whose teaching ability and experience impress him.
And every tutor has support behind them: a bank of exam-style questions chosen for your exam board, and work marked the same day, so your tutor walks into each lesson already knowing where to start.
Built up over every lesson and reviewed before each one, so each tutor steers a curated pathway toward exams.
Drawn from a large bank of exam-style questions, chosen for your exact exam board.
So your tutor catches misunderstandings fast, not a week later.
Strong tutors, each equipped to teach you specifically — that's the standard behind every name on this page.
We're always looking for talented maths and physics students at top UK universities.
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