Secondary (KS 3)

Children experience a steep learning curve upon entering secondary education. At Key Stage 3, (Year 7, 8 and 9) students take on the full range of foundation subjects in addition to core subjects. These additional subjects are challenging but they will offer great diversity in building students fundamental competence. At Key Stages 3, children can start to fall behind, and intervention is needed as gaps in knowledge can escalate quickly if not addressed. Expert support in the form of online tuition can enable children to progress faster than they could with parental help or self-study.

Parents can look for certain signs and indicators that their child could benefit from private tuition. Firstly, if he or she has expressed concern over their grades or struggles with studies. If they are feeling unmotivated or lacking in confidence. Perhaps your child's teacher has recommended supplementing class teaching with additional tuition, in which case this is something you should seriously consider. Finally, if you are preparing your child for GCSE exams or their equivalency, then you may want to make use of tuition to boost confidence and address knowledge gaps.