Tutor recommendation for 11+ entry exams

By AnamaTwins
July 3, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AnamaTwins

Posted July 3, 2017

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Posted July 3, 2017

I highly recommend Betsy R as a tutor for maths and English. She has worked for almost one year with the different needs of our 10 year old (year 5 ) twins. She has set up a group of children which has worked really well as not only is more affordable tutoring sessions but also they motivate each other and work more efficiently through the hour. The children have made accelerated progress over the course of the year.

Betsy takes time to get to know each child and have really helped on their individual needs as well as

self confidence by giving them extra homework tailor to their needs.

Betsy has also meet with us and have given us not only comprehensive feedback about the progress of the children but also have shown us strategies to support their learning.

Betsy is a very approachable and gentle person and is always ready to listen or talk to us about any worry that we have about the children.

It is really amazing to even see how the children's teacher have noticed and commented to us the improvement in their confidence thanks to the new strategies that Betsy's have been using.

I am happy to expand if you like to PM but rest assured that Betsy is really worthy to work with and will help your child flourish!

Betsy's # 07738 545030

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