Programs
Tutoring for every stage of school
Maths, English, science, exam preparation and online lessons, each starting with a free assessment and a clear plan.
Subjects & programs
Help with the subjects that matter most
Every program starts with a free assessment, so lessons begin at the right level and build on what your child already knows.
Maths
Number facts, fractions, algebra and problem solving, taught step by step until each idea makes sense.
English & reading
Phonics, reading comprehension, spelling, grammar and creative writing for confident readers and writers.
Science
Biology, chemistry and physics explained with clear diagrams, simple experiments and lots of practice questions.
Exam preparation
Revision plans, past-paper practice and exam technique for school tests, entrance exams and final exams.
Online tutoring
Live lessons by video with a shared whiteboard, so your child can learn with the same tutor from home.
Study skills & homework club
Planning, note-taking and a calm place to finish homework, with a tutor on hand to help.
How it works
From first chat to steady progress, step by step
1
Free assessment
Your child meets a tutor for a relaxed chat and a short skills check. You tell us what school has said and what worries you.
2
A learning plan
We share what we found in plain words and suggest a plan: the subject, the format, how often and the first goals.
3
Weekly sessions
Your child learns with the same tutor each week, in a small group, one-to-one or online, with short homework to practise.
4
Progress reports
A quick note after sessions and a written report each term, so you always know what has improved and what comes next.
Progress stories
What progress can look like
Small steps add up. Here is the kind of change families notice after a term or two of regular sessions.
Example (sample)
Year 4 · Maths
Times tables and fractions
Before: avoided maths homework and guessed at fractions.
After one term: knows the times tables up to 10 and explains fractions with drawings.
Example (sample)
Year 7 · English
Reading and writing
Before: read slowly and wrote very short answers in class.
After one term: reads a chapter a night and plans longer answers with a simple checklist.
Example (sample)
Year 11 · Science
Exam preparation
Before: felt unsure where to start revising for final exams.
After two terms: follows a weekly revision plan and practises past papers with confidence.
These are sample stories that show the layout, not real results. Every child learns at their own pace, and no tutor can promise a grade.
Pricing
Simple plans, no long contracts
Every plan starts with a free assessment. Pay monthly or by the term, and change plans whenever your child’s needs change.
Small group
$32
per 60-minute session
- Up to six students of a similar level
- Same tutor and day each week
- Worksheets and short homework
- Written progress report each term
Most personal
One-to-one
$58
per 60-minute session
- A plan built around your child
- Flexible times after school
- Quick note after each session
- Written progress report each term
Online
$45
per 60-minute session
- Live video lessons with a tutor
- Shared whiteboard and lesson notes
- Learn from home, no travel
- Written progress report each term
Example prices. Ask about sibling discounts and the books or materials included in each plan.
FAQ
Questions parents ask us
Cannot find your answer? Call or email us, we are happy to help.
What ages do you teach?
We teach children and teenagers from age 5 to 18, from early reading and number skills to final school exams. Groups are arranged by age and level.
How big are the groups?
Small groups have up to six students of a similar level, so everyone gets time with the tutor. If your child needs more focused help, one-to-one sessions are available too.
How will I know if my child is making progress?
Tutors send a short note after sessions, and you receive a written progress report each term with what has improved, what comes next and ideas to help at home.
What happens at the free assessment?
Your child has a relaxed chat and a short skills check with a tutor while you share what school has told you. Afterwards we suggest a plan. There is no obligation to sign up.
Do you follow the school curriculum?
Yes. Lessons follow the topics your child is learning at school and fill any gaps from earlier years. Bring recent school reports or homework to the assessment if you can.
What if we miss a session?
Let us know as early as you can. Where there is space, we offer a catch-up session in another group or online, and we send the work so your child does not fall behind.
Let’s find the right starting point
Book a free, no-obligation assessment in the centre or online. We listen first, check where your child is, then suggest a plan.