One-to-one English tuition · KS2 to A-Level
Confident readers. Better grades. A child who enjoys English again.
Personalised one-to-one tuition from a qualified school teacher and former Head of English — with a free first lesson, so you can be sure before you commit.
Free first lesson · No card, no catch · Cancel any time
★★★★★ Rated 5/5 by parents
Qualified teacher · Former Head of English · DBS-checked · 10+ years in the classroom
Sound familiar?
If any of this sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
Their grade has stalled — and the school doesn't seem to be moving them.
They've decided they're "just bad at English," and lost confidence with it.
A big entrance exam or GCSE is coming, and you want them properly ready.
They have dyslexia or another learning difference and need teaching their way.
They'd rather be on a screen than reading — and you're not sure how to change that.
You don't have to fix this on your own. One patient, expert tutor — with a plan built around your child — changes it faster than you'd expect.
Meet your tutor
Meet James — your child's tutor, from the first lesson to the last.
A qualified school teacher and former Head of English with over ten years in the classroom. Calm, patient and encouraging — which works especially well for children who've lost confidence or find English hard. Every lesson is taught by James himself, never handed to someone else.
- Former Head of English
- Qualified teacher
- DBS-checked
- ICO-registered
How it works
How it works — and how little is on your plate.
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Book a free trial lesson
A relaxed first session to get to know your child, find the gaps, and see if it's a fit. No card, no catch.
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Weekly lessons, built around your child
60 minutes a week, planned around their level, exam board and interests. We handle the prep and the resources.
3
See progress every single week
A short report after every lesson — what went well, what's next — so you always know it's working.
What you get
More than an hour a week.
A weekly report you'll
actually read
After every lesson, so progress is never a mystery.
Teaching that adapts to
how your child learns
Calm, patient and built for confidence — including dyslexia and other learning differences.
Lessons built around
what they like
The fastest way to get a reluctant reader engaged.
Feedback between lessons,
not just during
Work marked on a shared doc, with clear next steps.
Learning how
to learn
Revision, focus and study habits that outlast the exam.
A tutor on call
for the family
Questions answered within one working day.
Who it's for
Who I help
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Eton, Westminster, Harrow, St Paul's, Haileybury
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Every major exam board
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Essay skill, analysis, top grades
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Dyslexia, ADHD, dyspraxia, autism
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Travel, illness, elite sport
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After a knock or a bad experience
Proof, not promises
What parents say.
+3
Last summer, a returning student moved up around three grades in a few intense months before their resits.
(Real progress — never a guaranteed grade.)
Your questions
Questions parents ask.
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Often better — and you'll see it in the free trial. Live shared-document feedback you can revisit, with sessions recorded on request.
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Judge for yourself in the free trial. Fully transparent profile: qualified school teacher, former Head of English, DBS-checked, ICO-registered.
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Lessons are built around their interests, with a calm, patient style and easy early wins.
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Yes. A quick chat before the trial to share any reports, plus experience across dyslexia, ADHD, dyspraxia and autism.
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A report after every lesson, plus school assessment results tracked as milestones.
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It's a fraction of independent-school fees, and every hour is fully one-to-one. The free trial lets you weigh it up first.
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A six-hour notice window, no fee. Life happens.
What you get
More than an hour a week.
A weekly report you'll
actually read
After every lesson, so progress is never a mystery.
Teaching that adapts to
how your child learns
Calm, patient and built for confidence — including dyslexia and other learning differences.
Lessons built around
what they like
The fastest way to get a reluctant reader engaged.
Feedback between lessons,
not just during
Work marked on a shared doc, with clear next steps.