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Getfour

GCSE resits · age 16+

Get to four in Maths and English.

Missed a 4 at school? You're not behind for good. Together, we can reach 4.

A journey tailored to you: printed booklets built around what you already know, posted every month. Pen and paper, like the real exam. Fifteen minutes a day, and every page you finish gets a tick on your progress chart.

Start with the benchmarktakes 45 minutes, on paper

AQA GCSE Maths and English, for students aged 16 and over, including those with ADHD and other learning difficulties. No printer needed. Next start: 7 December.

The 60-second story, coming soon

our mission

Most resit students never reach a 4. That's not on them.

Most resit material was never made for how they learn. Get2four is: printed, tailored to one student, one page at a time. We're here for every student the system left behind, and we won't stop until every one who wants a 4 has a real shot at it.

  • 5 in 6students resitting Maths at 17 don't reach a 4
  • 4 in 5students resitting English at 17 don't reach a 4
  • Summer 2026 results (Ofqual): 16.4% of 17-year-olds resitting Maths and 21.0% resitting English reached a 4.
Printed booklets, posted to your door
Pen and paper, like the real GCSE
No printer, no tablet, no login to practise

How it works

  1. Step 1: Take the benchmark

    Three short sections on paper show what's already in the bag.

  2. Step 2: Open your pack

    Four printed booklets arrive by post each month, made only for you.

  3. Step 3: One page a day

    Fifteen minutes with a pen, then tick it off. Hints on the back page.

  4. Step 4: Snap and level up

    Snap pages 4-7 on Sunday. Feedback comes back, and next week adapts.

Your progress chart, not a textbook

The exam is on paper. So is your practice.

Same as the real thing

Your GCSE Maths and English papers are sat with a pen. So you practise with a pen: writing out working, drawing diagrams, planning answers.

Paper doesn't buzz

No notifications, no tabs, no scrolling away mid-question. Most teens say devices distract them in maths lessons; a booklet can't.

Through your letterbox

Booklets arrive printed. No printer, no tablet, no login to practise. The only screen is a phone on Sunday, to photograph four pages.

Why paper? See the evidence

Parents: five small jobs

No teaching needed. A short parent booklet comes in every pack. Photos are deleted as soon as they are marked.

  1. 1 · Study place, once
  2. 2 · One booklet on Monday
  3. 3 · Timer on, step back
  4. 4 · Photos on Sunday
  5. 5 · Praise the effort

20 weeks, 5 monthly payments

One subject

Price coming soon

Benchmark, 20 printed booklets posted to you, marking, parent guides.

Maths and English

Price coming soon

Both subjects, printed and posted together each month.

together, we can reach 4

First tick? Page one.

Start with the benchmark