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Mathematics · Physics · Space Exploration · Flight Theory
Taught one-to-one by a rocket engineer.

Advanced mathematics and physics for Kindergarten to Grade 12, taught personally, every class, with a written note on your child's progress after every one.

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The assessment is complimentary: a real class with real teaching, not a sales call. No obligation follows.

Kindergarten to Grade 12 · SAT · AP · IB · IGCSE · A-Level
The Tsiolkovsky rocket equation

The equation that decides whether a rocket can reach orbit. A capable fifteen year old can derive it.

Meet your educator

One educator. One philosophy.

Insight Bay is one person. His name is Abhishek Dabas, and he will teach every class your child takes.

Abhishek Dabas, founder of Insight Bay
“The students I take are rarely behind. They are usually ahead, and unchallenged. The interesting question is never how to reach the grade. It is what to put in front of a fifteen year old who has already finished what school intends to teach them.”
  • MSc · Astronautics & Space Engineering · Cranfield University
  • BEng · Aerospace Engineering
  • Teaching one to one since 2015
  • US · UK · EU · AU
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0Students taught at any one time
0Educator, from the first class to the last
0Of classes taught personally
The arc

One subject, taught in the order the universe actually uses.

From Grade 6 foundations to university entrance papers. Every programme follows your child's exact syllabus and examination board, so nothing taught is wasted.

Foundations

Grades 5 to 8

Arithmetic into algebra, and the first physics that makes algebra worth having. This is where the habits that decide Grade 11 are actually formed.

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The Analytical Years

Grades 9 to 12

Calculus, mechanics and the examinations that gate them. Every board covered, and none of them the point.

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Beyond the Syllabus

For students who have finished what school has to offer

Competition mathematics, Physics Olympiad, flight theory, and independent projects for students who want the depth rather than the grade.

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Problem of the month

One hard problem, posed each month.

No solution is published for a month. Nothing is asked of you in return.

Solve for x. Then answer the harder question: how do you know there is no second solution?

Most students square both sides and stop. The interesting part is what squaring does to the problem, and why the step that looks like algebra is really a claim about which numbers are allowed.

Posed August 2026. Solution published 1 September.

Why families choose Insight Bay

I have been wrong in public about hard problems for ten years. That is the only reason I am useful when your child is.

Insight Bay is one engineer, not an agency. The person who writes the plan in September marks the mock in March and teaches every class in between.

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Taught by a practising engineer

Your child learns mathematics and physics from someone who has used them for real work, not from someone who has only ever taught them.

Scheduled around your family

Classes are held in U.S. evening and weekend hours, at one consistent weekly time, protected for your child.

Evidence, not reassurance

A written note after every class and a parent dashboard, so you always know precisely where your child stands.

One student, one educator

No assistants, no rotation. The educator your child meets in class one is the educator in class one hundred.

Recent outcomes

What students can do in June that they could not do in September.

Two of these are examination outcomes. The others are what I am building toward, and I will not claim a number I cannot yet stand behind.

+1 to +2
GCSE / IGCSE grade improvement
across a typical nine-month program
7 of last 8
IB Mathematics AA students reaching their predicted grade
SL and HL, paper 1, 2 and 3 combined
+90 to +120
SAT Math score improvement
12-week intensives, Digital SAT
A* / A
Typical A-Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics outcome
with structured weekly classes across L6 and U6

Figures from the last three cohorts of students who completed a program of nine months or longer.

In their own words

What families say when the ceiling comes off.

The SAT Math classes were transformational. We moved from 660 to 780 in three months, with strategy that actually fit how he thinks.
Jonathan T.
Parent · New York · SAT
Best IB Math AA educator we've worked with, and we tried three. The IA support alone was worth the entire programme.
Lara H.
Parent · Geneva · IB DP
My daughter went from a predicted 5 to a confirmed 8 in IGCSE Math in under nine months. More importantly, she now enjoys it.
Priya M.
Parent · Dubai · IGCSE
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How we begin

From first message to first breakthrough, in four steps.

01

An assessment

Your child sits a real 45-minute class: actual teaching, actual material, exactly how weekly classes feel.

02

A conversation with you

Afterward, we speak privately about your child's level, their goals, and their curriculum, and decide together whether this is the right fit.

03

Weekly mentorship begins

Live one-to-one classes on a shared whiteboard, recorded for review and shared with you.

04

Progress, in writing

A concise report every two weeks, with marked mock papers as examinations approach.

Before the first class

The questions parents ask most.

Six things parents ask before the first class. The full FAQ lives on its own page.

How does the assessment work?
Your child sits a full 45 minute class: the same whiteboard, the same style of questions, the same preparation as any weekly class. Afterward, you and I speak for thirty minutes, where your child is now, what they need next, and whether we are the right fit for each other. No payment details are taken, and the decision remains entirely yours.
How much do regular weekly classes cost?
Hourly fees vary by exam level. Primary and lower secondary sit at the lower end; IB Mathematics Higher Level and university admissions preparation at the upper end. Every current fee, and the packaged term option, is published on the Programmes and fees page. Nothing changes from the assessment onward unless we agree it together.
Which exam boards and curricula do you cover?
The Digital SAT, AP Calculus AB and BC, IB Mathematics AA and AI at SL and HL, GCSE and IGCSE (Edexcel, AQA, OCR, CIE), A-Level (Edexcel, AQA, OCR, OCR MEI) and Further Mathematics, and university admissions papers (MAT, TMUA, STEP). Elementary work follows US Common Core or the UK National Curriculum, depending on the family.
Where are classes delivered, and on which platform?
Classes run on Zoom with a shared interactive whiteboard. Every class is recorded and sent to you afterward, along with everything written during the class. I teach families across the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Australia, with evening and weekend hours scheduled in your own time zone.
What if the assessment isn't right for us?
You walk away. The class is genuinely complimentary and no sales follow-up comes after it. If I am not the right educator for your child, I will say so, and usually suggest where else to look. I would rather a student succeed elsewhere than continue in the wrong place.
How do parents see progress?
Three layers: a written note after every class covering what was taught and what to revisit, a progress report every two weeks, and marked mock papers as examinations approach. Recordings of every class are saved and available to you at any time.
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How every family begins

The Insight Bay Assessment.

Seventy five minutes: forty five with your child, working real problems, and thirty with you. Within forty eight hours you receive a written assessment of your child’s mathematical reasoning: what they understand, what they only appear to understand, and what I would do about it. Yours to keep, whatever you decide. There is no charge and no obligation, because I would rather assess ten children and teach three.

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