Year3
Strong foundations
Confident reading, writing and maths, with early problem-solving that makes later exam preparation easier.
Learn moreLive online tuition · Key Stage 2 specialists
The online tuition school built exclusively for Years 3 to 6
Expert small-group and one-to-one teaching for the 11+, SATs and entrance exams, from a team that teaches nothing but Key Stage 2.
- Groups of five at most
- One-to-one available
- Lessons seven days a week
Years 3 to 6
Support for every year group
Every year group can learn in a small group or one-to-one.
Year4
Reasoning and early prep
Maths, English and verbal and non-verbal reasoning, plus an early start on 11+ and entrance exam skills.
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11+ and entrance exams
Structured preparation for grammar school 11+ tests and independent school entrance exams.
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SATs and final entrance exams
Focused SATs preparation, plus support for entrance exams taken during Year 6.
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Pupils maximum in every group
100%
Live lessons, never pre-recorded
3–6
The only year groups we teach
7
Days a week with lessons
Specialists in Key Stage 2
Focused entirely on Years 3 to 6
Most tutoring companies teach every age from four to eighteen. We teach only Years 3 to 6. That focus shapes everything we do: every lesson, resource and assessment is designed for children aged seven to eleven, and every exam we prepare for sits within these four years.
Deep curriculum knowledge
We know the Key Stage 2 curriculum in detail, so we can see exactly where a child is and what comes next.
Exam expertise in one place
The 11+, independent school entrance exams and the SATs all fall in Years 3 to 6. Preparing for them is our core work, not a sideline.
Teaching built for this age
Seven- to eleven-year-olds learn best with short, lively tasks, lots of talk and clear feedback. Our lessons are designed around that.
Why small groups
Small groups get better results for most children
We cap every group at five pupils. That's small enough for real individual attention, and large enough for children to learn from each other.
Children learn from each other
Hearing how another child reasoned through a problem shows your child new ways to think, which one-to-one lessons can't offer.
Explaining builds understanding
In a group, children explain their answers out loud. Putting thinking into words is one of the surest ways to make learning stick.
Real exam conditions
Working at pace alongside others feels like the exam room, so test day holds fewer surprises.
Motivation and friendly challenge
Children work harder and enjoy lessons more when they learn alongside others aiming for the same goal.
Still individual attention
With five pupils at most, the tutor knows every child's strengths and gaps and every child takes part.
Half the cost per lesson
A group lesson costs about half as much as one-to-one, so your child can have more lessons for the same budget.
What we prepare for
Specialist exam preparation
11+
11+ Preparation
Verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, maths and English for grammar school entry, with timed practice and mock papers.
11+ preparationSATs
SATs Preparation
Arithmetic, reasoning, reading and grammar papers for the Year 6 national tests, with exam technique for each.
SATs preparationEntry
Entrance Exams
Independent school entrance tests, online pre-tests and school-set papers, plus practice for entrance interviews.
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Timetable
Lessons seven days a week
Group lessons for each year group and one-to-one slots every day. Times are shown in UK time, and you can switch to your own.
- Monday to Friday4pm to 7pm UK time: one-to-one at 4pm and 6pm, year group lessons at 5pm.
- Saturday and Sunday9am to 2pm UK time: year group lessons in the morning, then one-to-one.
- Live availabilitySee how many places are left in each group.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is there a trial lesson?
Yes. You can book a single group lesson or a single one-to-one lesson with no commitment. If you continue, choose a monthly plan or lesson pack afterwards.
How do you decide which group my child joins?
Groups are organised by school year. Before your child starts, a short readiness check helps us place them and tells the tutor what each child is working towards, whether that's the 11+, an entrance exam or the SATs.
What if my child is ahead of, or behind, the rest of the group?
Every group has five pupils at most, so tasks can be adjusted for each child. If we think a different group or one-to-one lessons would suit your child better, we'll tell you.
What happens if we miss a lesson?
For group lessons, we send the lesson materials and home task so your child can catch up. One-to-one lessons can be moved with 24 hours' notice.
How much homework is there?
Usually 20 to 30 minutes a week. It's marked and returned with feedback before the next lesson.
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Start with a free consultation
Twenty minutes on video, no obligation. We'll talk about your child and suggest the best next step.