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Children's Learning & Personalised Tutoring

What we learn as children shapes the adults we become. Our brains continue to develop until around the age of 25, but the foundations are laid much earlier. It’s often said that young children are like sponges, absorbing everything happening around them.

Maria Montessori and other experts in child development have shown that from birth to around six years old, children absorb an incredible amount of information. This is why early exposure to languages, for example, is so effective—even if it’s just hearing a language spoken at home, it helps create a strong foundation for future learning.

As children grow, they’re naturally learning about the world, other people, and new skills—all without structured lessons, textbooks, or study notes. They develop by observing, exploring, and experiencing life. A supportive environment is key to helping them flourish—not just academically, but emotionally, socially, and creatively. As adults, we have the privilege of guiding and nurturing them along the way.

 

The Power of Personalised Learning

Every child learns differently—there is no single ‘right’ way to teach. That’s why I tailor each lesson to suit the individual needs of your child and your family. My approach ensures that every child feels supported and encouraged to learn in a way that works best for them. I provide guidance in our sessions, equip them with essential learning tools, and offer advice to parents when needed.

With years of experience teaching both in and out of the classroom, I’ve worked with children of all learning styles and abilities. This has allowed me to adapt my teaching methods to ensure each child receives the support they need to thrive.

Whether your child needs help with English (reading, writing, handwriting, phonics, English as an additional language), Maths, Science, Geography, or other subjects, I’m here to help. My specialist teaching experience is focused on children up to age 11, but I also offer support sessions for parents.

 

Understanding Children's Emotions

Ever seen a child have a meltdown in the middle of a supermarket, park, or other public place? Ever noticed a parent looking overwhelmed as they try to manage the situation?

Have you wondered why your child sometimes has a meltdown as soon as they see you at the end of the day?

Children take in so much information throughout the day—learning, observing, and processing everything happening around them. When they see you, someone they trust the most, they feel safe enough to release all that built-up emotion. It’s their way of decompressing after a busy day of growth and learning.

 

Get in Touch

If you’d like to know more about how I can support your child’s

learning journey, please do get in touch. I’d be happy to

answer any questions and discuss how we can work together

to help your child succeed.