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October 20, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Blackheath Tutors

Posted October 20, 2017

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Posted October 20, 2017

Blackheath Tutors provide a personal and highly specialised service, ensuring excellent progress and results for your child. Our fully qualified and experienced teachers deliver a customised programme of study to meet your specific needs and requirements. We ensure pupils are prepared to excel in KS2 SATs, 11+ and secondary entrance exams. Our teachers allow pupils to become confident in all areas of the curriculum and become enthusiastic, motivated learners . Our experienced primary specialist teachers will identify and fill gaps to secure accelerated progress.

We are now operating in the Dulwich area and will arrange outcalls at your convenience. Competitive rates.

For a friendly and hassle-free enquiry please contact Blackheath Tutors via:

Phone: 020 8144 5888

Email: [email protected]

All teachers provide full references and DBS/CRB certification.

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