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One child, one tutor, one kitchen table — maths, English and the sciences, ages 11 to 18.

Five tutors, all qualified teachers, none of them in a hurry.

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Maths

From times tables to A-level calculus, one gap at a time.

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English

Essays that answer the question, and reading that is not a chore.

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Sciences

Biology, chemistry and physics, with the practicals explained at the table.

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Exam technique

Past papers under a clock, then the marking scheme line by line.

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Reading catch-up

For eleven-year-olds who can read but do not, yet.

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Online

The same tutor on a screen, for families outside the city.
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How it works

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A free first hour

We find the actual gap, which is rarely the one on the school report.

2

One tutor, every week

Same person, same day, same time, for as long as it is useful.

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A note after every session

Three lines to the parents: what we did, what clicked, what to leave alone.

What it costs

Paid monthly, after the sessions happen. Cancel any week.

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Ages 11–14

£38 / hour

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GCSE years

£44 / hour

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A-level

£52 / hour

Before the first session

On the table

Last term's exercise books, the latest report and any test your child would rather we did not see. That one most of all.

A parent in the house

Not in the room, in the house. For online sessions, a parent says hello at the start.

Phones in another room

Both of ours. It is an hour; the world will wait.

All tutors hold an enhanced background check, shown to you at the first session.

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A free first hour

Tell us the year group and the subject; we ring back within a day.

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