We tutor students at Key Stage 3, GCSE (Key Stage 4) and A-Level (Key Stage 5). Support is available across GCSE Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics; A-Level Maths, Further Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics; Key Stage 3 support; and all major exam boards, including AQA, OCR, Edexcel and others.

We offer both in-person and online tuition, so you can choose the format that best suits your family. In-person lessons take place at our base. They are well suited to families in Weston Turville, Tring, Aston Clinton, Stone, Milton Keynes and Buckingham who are happy to travel for tuition. Home visits are not offered. Online lessons are delivered through Zoom and are available to students across the UK.

Sessions are tailored to the specification your child is studying, including the relevant content, topic requirements and exam-style questions. This means tuition can stay closely aligned with school learning and assessment expectations.

Lessons cover the relevant specification content and give students opportunities to work through exam-style questions where appropriate. We also share OCR A-Level Physics exam walkthroughs on YouTube and A-Level Maths exam questions on TikTok. Homework is set regularly to build on what has been covered in each session, and worksheets are also provided to reinforce learning between lessons.

Our one-to-one tuition costs £40 per hour for GCSE Maths and Science and £45 per hour for A-Level subjects. Small-group sessions cost £35 per hour for GCSE Maths and Science and £40 per hour for A-Level subjects. Small groups have a maximum of four students and are arranged with students of similar ability.

Yes, all our tutoring is DBS-checked, helping families feel reassured about the support their child receives. We design each lesson to give students the time, explanation and practice they need to work towards their own academic goals, with one-to-one and small-group options allowing students to learn in a setting that suits their confidence, pace and preferred level of interaction.

Bringing class notes, recent assessments and questions about difficult topics can help identify priorities for a lesson. Regular practice with specification content, homework and exam-style questions helps students strengthen understanding and prepare for assessments over time.