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Primary School Tutoring

Online tutoring programs tailored to your unique needs. Designed to support early foundational learning and greater learning confidence, in and out of the classroom.

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Learn, extend and achieve

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Online, 1-to-1 & face-to-face

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Building on schoolwork

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Mapped to the curriculum

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Flexible and convenient

Primary School Tutors for Years 2-6

With our private tutoring lessons, we'll help your child bridge the gap in their learning and master the fundamental skills they need to excel in primary and high school. How It Works

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THE BUILDING BLOCKS

We'll help your child solidify a strong foundation in primary school focusing on understanding key concepts, strategies and application skills

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EXTENDED LEARNING

Building on your child's strengths and weaknesses, we'll help them apply their learning with practical applications, problem-solving and creative tasks.

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ACADEMIC MENTORSHIP

Learn with the perfect tutor, building on your child's strengths, challenges and aspirations with one-on-one mentorship designed to help them reach their goals

Book a free lesson with one of our online tutors to get the support you need

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Interactive, 1-to-1 Private Tutoring Lessons (Years 2-6)

❇️ Weekly sessions with the same tutor (45 to 120 mins)

Master year-specific concepts, build on schoolwork and receive personalised support from your private tutor every week

❇️ Engaging, face-to-face learning through our platform

Virtual 1-to-1 sessions with an expert tutor through live video chat using our collaborative online whiteboard and document writing space

❇️ Personalised lessons with detailed progress reports

Our sessions are tailored to student needs following our ABC session model. After each lesson, your tutor will also complete a learning overview to help you keep track of their learning progress

❌ No fixed learning programs 

We don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to teaching

❌ No constant tutor changes

We believe that student-tutor relationships are vital for growth

❌ No more confusion as a parent

We'll keep you in the loop after each lesson with regular reports

Frequently Asked Questions

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