A clear plan.
People you can turn to.
Know your contacts, review points and options if plans change.
Read the guidanceEDUCATIONAL PLANNINGPurposeful learning.
Purposeful learning.
A rhythm that fits.
A clear purpose, a workable routine and progress you can understand.
Start with clear priorities
We discuss the student’s curriculum, strengths and goals, using recent work where appropriate. The plan balances teaching, practice, feedback and breaks. Formal specialist assessment is a separate service.
An illustrative fortnight away
| Stage | Learning focus |
|---|---|
| Before travel | Agree priorities, teaching times, schoolwork and materials. |
| First few days | Review understanding and begin focused lessons with breaks. |
| Middle of the stay | Practise key skills and adapt the plan through feedback. |
| Final days | Review progress and agree next steps for the return to school. |
Illustrative programme. Hours, reporting and time for family activities are agreed individually.
Make the most of the destination
A museum visit can inspire writing; a coastline can bring geography to life. Activities should support the student’s interests and curriculum, with practical arrangements agreed in advance.
Maintain continuity
For longer journeys, map teaching against curriculum milestones, examinations and the return to school. Agree permission and responsibilities for any school liaison or handover.
Keep progress visible
Agree review points, who provides updates and whether a closing summary is included. Useful reviews consider understanding, completed work, independent study and the next learning priorities.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Your next questions.
How will progress be reviewed?
Reviews consider work completed, understanding, independent-study habits and the next priorities. Before tuition starts, agree who provides updates, how often and whether a written summary is included.
Will we receive an end-of-stay report?
A written summary can be included by agreement. It may cover work completed, strengths and next steps. Confirm the format before the stay; any school handover also needs agreed responsibilities and permission to share information.
CONTINUE EXPLORINGBring the plan
All planning guidanceBring the plan
together.
A clear plan.
Understand the brief.
Understand the cost.
Weekly tuition from £1,500. Full-time tutor salaries of £45,000–£180,000 per year.
Read the guidanceThe student first.
The plan follows.
Teaching shaped around interests, confidence and how your child learns.
Read the guidanceTell us where life is taking you.
A private conversation begins with a few practical details.