We provide one-to-one sessions where your child will receive the full attention of one of our expert & trained tutors, in their chosen subject.

We also have group sessions where one tutor will teach up to 5 students either in the same or similar year.

The minimum for each session is 2 hours, and we create a tailored programme for your child's recommended hours.

Yes, our books go through the UK national curriculum and our tutors are trained on AQA, Edexcel, OCR and IGCSE Edexcel, ensuring targeted and relevant support.

We teach from Reception to A-levels, from ages 4 to 18 years old.

Yes, we operate 7 days a week, Mondays to Sundays, weekdays from 5 pm to 9 pm and weekends from 9 am to 6:30 pm. Contact your local centre to discuss further.

Our Homerton & Shepherds Bush branches can accommodate for home-schooled children as they operate between 12pm - 9:15pm on weekdays, and 9am-6:30pm on weekends.

When you come in for the admission, we make a tailored programme for your child/children to help them achieve their future goals. This includes help getting them get into grammar schools, sixth form or university.

We have experienced and friendly tutors, tailored learning programmes, flexible scheduling, proven results and confidence building.

We help students with 11+ entry exams, SATS, GCSE and A-levels.

Fees depend on the subject, year group, and tutoring class.

When you attend the assessment with your children, a member of our team will explain our fees in more detail in-person on the day.

Book a free assessment at your closest centre by entering your postcode at the top of the maps on this page.

Alternatively, call us on 0203 8888 111. We will book you in for a free assessment at your closest centre.

At your appointment, one of our head of centres will make a tailored programme, discuss fees with you, and set up our children's lesson plan going forward.

We will assess your eligibility which will be about your household residents, employability and any benefits you currently receive from Universal Credit.

Yes, you would need to go to your college and university to ask for a ‘Application for Dependents Grants’ form known as CCG1.

From there you fill out the application form and we will help you with the next steps.