What a lesson with us covers
Each entry below is something a tutor does with your child, week by week. You see the plan, the papers and the reports, and you can change any of it with a phone call.
- No. Assess
Find the gaps first
The first lesson is a working assessment, not a chat. Your child brings a recent paper or report and the tutor finds where the marks went.
- No. Match
Matched by subject and board
A coordinator pairs your child with a specialist who has taught or marked that specification. If the fit is wrong, tell us and we will change it.
- No. Plan
Planned around your exam board
Lessons follow your child's specification, so nothing is taught off syllabus. The tutor maps the weeks to the papers being sat in May and June.
- No. Teach
One-to-one at home or online
Lessons happen at your kitchen table or on a video call, whichever suits the week. Either way it is one pupil and one tutor for the whole hour.
- No. Practise
Past papers under timed conditions
Some lessons run as a paper, in silence, with the clock on. The following lesson marks it and goes through the questions where marks were left behind.
- No. Explain
Mark schemes in plain words
Exam technique is where capable pupils lose marks. Tutors show the wording examiners want and the working that earns method marks even on a wrong answer.
- No. Report
Progress reports for parents
At the end of each block you get a written report covering what was taught, what the marked papers showed and what the next block will change.
- No. Cover
Maths, English and science
One network of tutors covers the subjects families ask for most, from primary reading through to A-level physics. Households with siblings share a coordinator.