A clear plan from day one.

A carefully chosen tutor, a tailored plan and lessons underway within a week.

One week, start to finish.

Four steps. Here is the whole of it.

  1. Day one

    Free consultation

    Thirty minutes to understand your child’s goals and current level.

  2. Within two days

    Matched with your tutor

    We specifically match you with a tutor for your needs. Rematch free at any point.

  3. First lesson

    The diagnostic

    Your tutor identifies strengths and gaps against the specification, then builds a focused learning plan.

  4. Every week after

    Lesson, summary, tracker

    A one-to-one session followed with a written summary and weekly reports.

Progress you can actually follow.

Our curated tracker, built specifically for you. We track every specification point so you know exactly which areas you have covered, how strong you are on them and where your most common mistakes are. Past-paper trends and working-grade updates, so you are never confused about where you sit.

  • Topic-by-topic confidence, weak to strong
  • Past-paper scores recorded as they come in
  • A working grade that updates every week

See a parent’s view

GCSE Maths Example AQA 8300

63% assessed · 61 of 97 spec points

Number16 of 16
69%25%
Algebra20 of 25
48%24%
Ratio and proportion13 of 16
44%25%13%
Geometry and measures12 of 25
20%16%12%

StrongAverageWeakNot yet assessed

Your child at a glance Example Updated after every lesson
7 → 9
Working grade
14
Lessons so far
100%
Attendance
22/25
Last past paper

The working grade is not a guess. It comes from the past papers your child has actually sat, marked against the real grade boundaries for their course.

Past papers, over time Example GCSE Maths · five papers
0 50 100 Grade 7 target ≈ 65% 52% 74% 14 Feb 7 Mar 28 Mar 25 Apr 16 May

Up 22 percentage points across five papers, February to May — Grade 5 to Grade 7.

Every paper your child sits is marked against the real grade boundaries and plotted. One paper is a score; five is a direction, and that is the thing worth knowing.

Progress reports Example Weekly and monthly
  • Monthly report month ending 26 Jul
  • Weekly report week ending 19 Jul
  • Weekly report week ending 12 Jul
  • Weekly report week ending 5 Jul

Written for you, not for us — what was covered, how it went, and what comes next. They arrive on their own; you never have to ask.

After every lesson Example Thursday, 5:00–6:00pm

“We finished simultaneous equations and started on quadratics. She spotted the substitution method quickly, but factorising is still slow — we will drill it next week. Homework: exercise 7B, questions 1–12.”

Ben, her tutor

24Jul
Quadratics — factorising

Next lesson, with Ben

Every tutor is specially picked.

We choose slowly. Every application is read and approved only after speaking with the tutor ourselves, in depth. The review carries on afterwards, through parent ratings, lesson notes and the progress each student makes.

How we choose, and keep choosing

  • Application with subjects, levels and grades
  • Read, then approved only after speaking with them in depth
  • Written lesson notes after every session
  • Parent ratings and ongoing review