Thinking that learning can only happen in the classroom is like thinking that exercise can only happen in the gym. There is not just one route to a great education, and we are here to help guide those families who are forging their own paths.
Learning is a discussion. A chance to ask questions. A chance to be heard.
This only happens when we learn together. Relationships are at the heart of what we do.
Thanks for dropping by. If you’re looking for qualified and experienced tutors who put relationships at the heart of what they do you’ve come to the right place. In 2017 we both made what seemed like a huge leap and swapped classrooms for dining rooms – we haven’t looked back!
Our passion is to work with Home Educated children, to nurture their individual interests, spark new curiosities and further invigorate the learning process. Working with us you can rest assured your children will love their learning whilst laying the proper foundations for future examinations, if they choose to take them.
My varied careers in business and education mean I am able to offer a breadth of lessons to children educated at home. I studied Biology, Psychology and Education at University and have since worked in events management, in research for the NHS and in CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services). I’m interested in all types of science from Astronomy to Zoology, politics, board games and anything to do with the natural world.
David is a qualified English teacher with a Master’s degree in Contemporary Literature. He worked in secondary schools for four years before leaving to become a professional tutor. David has been tutoring a range of students and working with Home Ed families since 2018. He really loves the opportunity to make a difference and inspire young minds as a tutor. He also teaches Philosophy and is a co-founder of Tutor Led Learning.
We all learn best when we are relaxed, motivated and engaged. This is why we put relationships at the heart of what we do – relationships with students, relationships between students and relationships with parents and carers.
To get the learning relationship off to a great start, we give you the option to tell us a bit more about your child’s learning style and interests.
We send a free weekly newsletter with questions to prompt tea-time discussions and give you an insight into what learning has taken place.
All lessons are carefully prepared making the most of opportunities for interaction (polls, quizzes, collaborative Google docs etc).
All our lessons are live, interactive and led by dedicated subject specialists.
Our lessons run as either…
Limited to only 10 places, our Tutorial Groups prioritise strong relationships between tutors and students. Working together we build confidence, inspire a love of learning, and help students discover motivation they never knew they had.
These lessons allow students to study socially focussed subjects at an affordable price. Why not explore subjects like Politics, Philosophy, Media and Ecology? Time to think outside the box, and learn differently, together.
Written and taught by qualified subject specialists with significant experience of helping students prepare for GCSE level study. Lessons encompass the KS3 National Curriculum and include extra content that follows students’ interests; helping connect learning to the wider world!
Specially created to stimulate interest in subjects not often available in mainstream education. We believe a broad education is the best education; no one knows what the future holds. Ages given are just a guide – you’re the expert in what level of study your child is ready for.
Whatever your choice, you can be assured of live, interactive lessons taught by friendly, professional tutors putting happy students at the heart of what they do. A love of life-long learning starts here!
English is about communication. About connecting with others in meaningful, powerful ways. Our English lessons focus on developing reading and writing skills through interactive and engaging lessons. Students can write live in their lessons, receive immediate feedback and try out creative ideas without feeling under pressure to get everything right straight away.
We currently offer a Maths topic called ‘Maths for Science’ which is aimed at an upper KS2 / lower KS3 level. The focus of this topic is developing understanding of key mathematical concepts used in science eg measuring, graphs and percentages. These live and interactive, small group lessons are perfect for boosting confidence in Maths.
Our two year KS3 programme covers everything on the KS3 National Curriculum and a whole lot more besides! Six-week topic blocks covering Physics, Chemistry and Biology are offered to small groups of no more than 10 students. Lessons are live and interactive – students can use their cameras and microphones and have their questions answered directly by the tutor in real-time.
Is your child interested in the bigger picture? These two topics give students a chance to explore big issues affecting all our lives. In these live and interactive lessons students will be encouraged to think for themselves and interact through quizzes and polls.
These topics give young people a chance to learn about managing that huge supercomputer sitting in their heads! With lessons ranging from Perception and Memory to Emotional Intelligence and Stress and Resilience these related topics should make for fascinating learning for many teens.
We’re always challenging ourselves and keeping our own learning fresh by writing new topics covering diverse areas such as Astronomy, Ecology and Philosophy. If you’re an outstanding tutor who shares our values get in touch – we’d love to offer our growing community even more!
We’re really good at what we do and want you to be able to buy with confidence.
All our tutors are qualified subject specialists with significant teaching experience and enhanced DBS checks.
We hate to bang our own drum but, well, sometimes you have to. Read some lovely compliments here.
We are so confident your child will enjoy their first lesson with us that if they don’t, just get in touch, and we will refund the price of that lesson.
We know home-ed lives can sometimes (frequently!) be chaotic lives. So we’ve struck a balance between stability and flexibility with no need to commit for extended periods.
Although we recommend joining whole topics, you are free to choose single lessons if you wish.
We are so confident your child will enjoy their first lesson with us that if they don’t, just get in touch, and we will refund the price of that lesson.
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"Our anxious 11 year old son was very stressed about starting English lessons with a tutor, having struggled with English in High School. He was at ease with David straight away and after his first lesson was the most enthused I've ever seen him about English."
"I have noticed my son's confidence and engagement in the subject has greatly improved and that is a direct result of the enthusiasm and encouragement he has had from Andy, his science tutor."
"When you finished he was beaming and said it was the best lesson he's ever had!!! I think he was so relieved as he'd been worrying about it and then to really enjoy it was fantastic for him."
I just wanted to say how much my son’s lessons with David have boosted his confidence. He used to seriously doubt himself. Now he believes he is capable. He even looks forward to English now! Thank you so much :)
The sessions are encouraging and engaging with a focus on learning and questioning rather than cramming for assessment. As a home educating parent it is important to me that my child learns in a way where they feel they are an active participant and there isn’t a focus on what is right or wrong.
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