Less pressure, more participation: 1:1 can feel intense. In small groups, students aren’t under the spotlight the whole time. They contribute when they’re ready, build confidence at their own pace, and realise that other students share the same struggles
Peer learning is powerful: Hearing how other students explain things or approach a problem helps cement understanding. Students often learn just as much from each other as they do from the tutor
Active engagement means deeper learning: Students in small groups are encouraged to explain their thinking, listen to others, and reflect on feedback. This kind of active learning leads to stronger memory and greater confidence
Motivation and accountability: Being part of a consistent group creates a sense of routine and community. Students show up, cheer each other on, and feel encouraged to keep going—even when revision gets tough.
Year 11 parent, 2025
Almost all of my tutoring is online, and honestly—it’s one of the best things I’ve done.
No travel needed – Fits around busy family life and school commitments.
Calm, familiar environment – Students learn better when they’re relaxed and in their own space.
Parental peace of mind – You can be nearby, listening in or checking in when needed.
Accessible from anywhere – Work with the right tutor, no matter where you live.
Refined for online delivery – We use live collaboration tools, visual feedback, and direct interaction to keep things clear and engaging.
It’s real support, in real time—without disrupting your routine
Almost all of my tutoring is online, and honestly—it’s one of the best things I’ve done.
No travel needed – Fits around busy family life and school commitments.
Calm, familiar environment – Students learn better when they’re relaxed and in their own space.
Parental peace of mind – You can be nearby, listening in or checking in when needed.
Accessible from anywhere – Work with the right tutor, no matter where you live.
Refined for online delivery – We use live collaboration tools, visual feedback, and direct interaction to keep things clear and engaging.
It’s real support, in real time—without disrupting your routine
If your child has struggled with motivation, confidence, or simply doesn’t know how to revise effectively, small group tutoring could be a brilliant option. You can read more about our structured online group tutoring programme, HELIX, which supports Year 11 GCSE Science students in the final run-up to exams.
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