FAQs

Absolutely. Having experience in Key Stage 2 through Key Stage 5 allows us to know the process and development of pupils' thinking throughout their school years.

Absolutely. All children are different, and therefore we spend some time understanding the learner to discover his/her difficulties and strengths.

Parents are crucial in supporting their children’s learning process. We feel that through close cooperation with families and encouragement of good learning habits, our children will receive more support while studying and outside the classroom as well.

Of course, we assist our students in preparation for 11+, Key Stage 2 SATs, GCSE and A-Level Maths and GCSE English Language, English Literature, and Science.

We follow the model of mastery learning where we concentrate on comprehending the material and not on learning it by heart for an examination.

Yes, since we aim at building up confidence along with acquiring knowledge. Through the problem-solving and knowledge-building process, we aim at instilling confidence among our students.

Children sometimes find it tough due to a lack of confidence and bad experiences in the past. However, we will do our best to figure out the reason why they find it difficult.

Yes, definitely. As we firmly believe that parents and tutors should cooperate as a team, with good communication, tracking of the results, and encouragement of positive study habits, it is possible to create a better learning environment.

It lies in combining an individual teaching approach, high standards, and sincere personal interest in every student. Our goal is to promote not just knowledge, but also confidence and independence in learning.