Private online tutoring for your daughter.
One-to-one sessions built around her, from tutors at Russell Group and Oxbridge universities who study the subjects they teach and sat the same exams not long ago.
Why it works
More older sister than teacher
Our tutors study what they teach at Russell Group and Oxbridge universities, so they know the subject at a high level. They also sat the same exams a few years ago, so the syllabus is fresh and they know exactly how the questions are worded.
Built around her
Every session adapts to your daughter's priorities, whether that's exam technique, untangling a topic she's stuck on, or building her confidence before the real thing.
Confidence through clarity
We don't just teach to the exam. We specialise in girls' education, and we want every girl we work with to feel excited to learn and sure she can succeed.
How we start
Subjects like maths build year on year, so one gap from a few years ago can make everything after it feel harder. That's why the first sessions come before any exam prep.
Find where she is
The first few sessions work out exactly where she's at and where the gaps are.
Fill the gaps
We go back and rebuild anything that's missing, at a pace that builds her confidence rather than overwhelming her.
Keep her ahead
Once she's caught up, sessions work alongside what she's doing at school, with more exam practice as the exams get closer.
What it looks like
Working on the same page
Sessions happen on Google Meet, so she joins from home. Each tutor picks the tools that suit their subject, and many use interactive whiteboard software for things like maths and science, so both of them can write, draw and work through questions together in real time.
- Past papers worked through question by question
- Diagrams and working drawn out live
- Nothing to install, it opens in the browser
Shared docs and notes
For essays and written subjects, tutors often work in a shared document such as a Google Doc. Your daughter writes, her tutor comments as she goes, and her notes are there to look back on after the session.
- Feedback right next to her writing
- Notes she can look back on
A group chat for every subject
Each subject has a WhatsApp group with her tutor, you and us. If something comes up in class she didn't feel she could ask, or a question at the dinner table nobody can answer, she can ask in the chat, and anything bigger becomes the plan for next session.
- Session links sent 48 hours ahead
- You can see everything that's said
- We're in every chat too
A report after every lesson
After each session the tutor writes a short report for you, covering what they worked on, how it went and what's next, so you always know how she's getting on.
- A report after every session
- Reports and invoices in one place
Why online works
Her own space
She joins from her bedroom or the kitchen table. Being somewhere she feels comfortable often makes it easier to open up about what she's finding hard.
No travelling
No driving to a tutor's house, no waiting around, and no travel costs. Sessions fit around clubs and long school days.
Just as hands-on
It's still one-to-one, and with the whiteboard and shared docs it's every bit as interactive as sitting side by side.
Support that fits how she learns
We work with students with dyslexia and other learning differences. One-to-one is where it makes the biggest difference, because the session can be built entirely around how she learns best.
Decoding the question
Exam questions are almost a coded language. A lot of students know the content but get stuck working out what a wordy question is actually asking, so we teach them how to unlock it.
Getting ideas onto the page
Some students have brilliant ideas but find it hard to get them down in order. We work on structure, so what she writes says what she means.
Finding what works for her
Visual explanations, teaching it back, or going over things until they stick in her long-term memory. We try different approaches until we find the ones that click.
Working with exam arrangements
Whether she has extra time, uses a laptop or coloured overlays, sessions can work the same way. If she types her work in sessions, that's a record of how she works best too.
Questions parents ask
What levels do you tutor?
11+ and 13+, KS3, GCSE, A-Level and the IB. We cover a wide range of subjects, because our tutors all study the subjects they teach at university.
Who are the tutors?
Current students and recent graduates at Oxbridge and Russell Group universities. They sat the same exams not long ago, and many of them went to girls' schools themselves.
Is online tutoring as good as in person?
It's still one-to-one. Sessions run on Google Meet with an interactive whiteboard or a shared document, so it's every bit as hands-on as sitting side by side, and there's no travelling.
How will I know how she's getting on?
Her tutor writes a short report after every session covering what they worked on, how it went and what's next. You're also in the WhatsApp group for each subject, so you can see everything that's said.
Do you support students with dyslexia?
Yes. We work with students with dyslexia and other learning differences, and sessions can work around exam arrangements like extra time or typing.
How do we get started?
Book a 15-minute call with Hannah below. We'll talk about where she is now and what would help most, and before her first session you'll get her tutor's bio so she knows who she's meeting.
Let's talk about your daughter.
Book a 15-minute call with Hannah below. We'll talk about where she is now and what would help most.