Science · Years 7 to 11 · England

A science teacher who sets the work, marks it, and tells you how it went.

Mr Badmus sets your child two short sessions a week, matched to what school is covering. Every answer is marked against the real mark scheme. You get one email on Sunday.

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Health and disease · 6 marks

Explain how vaccination protects a person from a disease they have never had.

4/6 Solid. The rest is precision.
    Mr BadmusYour structure is good. Now name things: say "antigen" and say "lymphocyte". In the exam the marks are on the nouns.

    Three things a parent actually wants to know.

    A week, not a syllabus

    Set every Sunday. Done by Friday.

    Tell us which unit school is on and the first week is set that evening. Two sessions for most children; four or five for home educators. Twenty minutes each, on a phone or a laptop.

    How a week runs

      Who marks it

      Every answer marked instantly. Two a month marked by me.

      I'm Mide Badmus. I've taught science in English secondary schools for twelve years and I mark for AQA. The instant marking uses the same mark schemes I do. Twice a month your child can send me an answer and I'll write back myself.