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We bring the classroom to your home with high quality tuition by fully qualified teachers. All our 20,000+ tutors are experienced, professional teachers, vetted by us and DBS checked. They are subject experts and right up to date with the latest curriculum changes.
Qualified primary teachers can provide tuition for those formative early years. Key Stage 1 and 2 SATs, learning support, SEN, homeschooling
Experienced teachers can prepare children for entrance exams for Grammar and Independent Schools, 11+, 13+, Common Entrance and Scholarship Exams
Qualified teachers can support your child's learning across all academic subjects with all exam boards, from Primary to GCSE and A-Level
We bring the classroom to your home with high quality tuition by fully qualified teachers. All our 20,000+ tutors are experienced, professional teachers, vetted by us and DBS checked. They are subject experts and right up to date with the latest curriculum changes.
Qualified primary teachers can provide tuition for those formative early years. Key Stage 1 and 2 SATs, learning support, SEN, homeschooling
Experienced teachers can prepare children for entrance exams for Grammar and Independent Schools, 11+, 13+, Common Entrance and Scholarship Exams
Qualified teachers can support your child's learning across all academic subjects with all exam boards, from Primary to GCSE and A-Level
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General advice on what parents can do when their child is having a hard time at school:
Remember that every child is different, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Be patient, and supportive, and keep an open mind to find the best way to support your child's growth and development.
This depends on a number of factors, including:
In conclusion, getting into a grammar school can be challenging, but with the right preparation and hard work, it is possible to secure a place.
Homeschoolers can take GCSEs (General Certificate of Secondary Education) exams by enrolling with an exam centre that offers GCSE exams to private candidates. Some exam centres allow homeschoolers to sit exams alongside students from schools, while others have specific dates for private candidates. Homeschoolers need to check with the exam centre for their requirements and the process for registering for exams. It's also important for homeschoolers to ensure that they have covered the necessary content for the GCSEs they wish to take.