Staunton-in-the-Vale, Nottinghamshire 01400 684 833

Support for every stage

Their next chapter.
Our individual attention.

From early literacy and numeracy to selective entrance exams and GCSEs, our tuition develops subject knowledge alongside the skills to use it confidently.

01 / Exam preparation

11+ &
entrance exams

Preparation for the exam. Confidence for everything after it.

Specialist tuition for grammar-school and independent-school entry combines reasoning skills, subject knowledge and the strategic habits needed to tackle demanding assessments.

  • 9+, 10+, 11+ and 13+ entrance examinations
  • Grammar-school entrance
  • Independent-school and scholarship examinations
  • Verbal, non-verbal and spatial reasoning
  • SATs preparation
  • Accuracy, time management and examination technique

The full 11+ course starts in early October of Year 5 and runs over three terms. Reviewing home study, teaching strategies and supervised practice give pupils regular opportunities to apply what they learn.

Summer workshops and a mock examination help pupils prepare for the experience of sitting an exam as well as its content.

See the 11+ learning journey

02 / Key Stages 1–2

Primary tuition

A strong foundation starts with understanding the learner.

In Years 1–4, tuition focuses on literacy, numeracy and carefully identifying gaps in a child’s developing academic skills. Teaching draws on a range of methods, including Bond Assessment, Montessori approaches and drama.

Effort matters alongside attainment. Children are encouraged to become more independent while receiving the nurture and support they need. In Years 5–6, tuition also develops the habits needed for the transition to secondary school.

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03 / Key Stages 3–4

Secondary
& GCSE

Stronger understanding. More purposeful study.

Support in English, mathematics and science helps pupils consolidate their knowledge and develop independent learning skills through Key Stages 3–4.

Robert’s specialist work includes GCSE English Language and Literature. Alongside subject learning, tuition develops examination technique, accuracy, time management and approaches to revision.

Contact us to discuss the subject, year group and examination requirements so we can advise on suitable tuition.

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04 / Individual learning needs

Dyslexia support

Understanding difficulties. Finding a way forward.

Specialist dyslexia assessment and support are available for learners with literacy or numeracy difficulties. Please contact the centre to discuss the support or assessment you are looking for.

For an initial enquiry, a brief outline is enough. Please do not send medical details, school reports or sensitive documents through the enquiry form.

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05 / Further learning

University,
EFL & beyond

Specialist guidance for the next opportunity.

  • Oxbridge interview preparation
  • Education mentoring and supervision
  • English as a foreign language
  • Corporate education and English-language training
  • Study skills
  • General academic development

These services are arranged around individual requirements. Get in touch to discuss your aims and the support you need.

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Robert helping a pupil work through an exercise

Practical information

Clear structure.
Consistent support.

Standard tutorials last 45 minutes. In-person standard groups have 4–8 students. Smaller groups and one-to-one tuition may be available by arrangement.

See our terms for fees, attendance arrangements and notice periods.

Here for their next step

Let’s discuss the right
support for your child.

Tell us what they need. We’ll help you find the right tuition.