Foundations
Building number sense and reading fluency with plenty of encouragement.
- Maths: number, fractions, problem solving
- English: reading, spelling, writing
- Handwriting and presentation
Calm, focused tuition in maths, English and the sciences, from first times tables to final exam papers. Small classes, patient tutors and a clear plan for every learner.
Every programme follows what is happening in class, so lessons reinforce school learning rather than competing with it.
Building number sense and reading fluency with plenty of encouragement.
Smoothing the jump to secondary school, where topics speed up.
Targeted revision and exam technique ahead of major assessments.
Habits that last beyond any single subject or school year.
No guesswork and no one-size-fits-all worksheets. We find where your child is, agree where they want to be, and walk the distance together.
A relaxed session to see strengths, gaps and how your child likes to learn, followed by a short written plan.
Sessions follow the plan and the school syllabus, with time to ask questions they might not ask in a full classroom.
Regular written updates show what was covered, what clicked and what to practise next, so families always know where things stand.
Start with the format that suits your child now. You can change later as their needs shift.
Learners at a similar level work through topics together, with each tutor keeping an eye on every student.
Best forSteady progress and staying on top of school work.
A tutor works entirely at your child's pace, adapting each session to what they need that week.
Best forCatching up, stretching ahead or building confidence.
Short, structured courses during school holidays that tackle one subject area in depth.
Best forRevision seasons and fresh starts.
Fees depend on format and year level. Send an enquiry and we'll share current options.
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It's a relaxed conversation plus a few short activities, not a test. We look at recent school work together, then send you a written plan with suggested next steps.
Yes. Many families start one-to-one to close a gap, then move into a small group to keep momentum. We'll suggest a change when it would help.
Only short, purposeful practice that fits around school homework. The aim is to reinforce what was learned, not to add pressure.
Regular progress notes explain what was covered and what's improving, and each plan is reviewed every term so goals stay realistic and current.
Tell us a little about your child and what you'd like help with. We'll reply by email to arrange a time.