summer tuition, need a tutor?

By anchortutors
June 7, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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anchortutors

Posted June 7, 2015

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Posted June 7, 2015

Dear All,

We have experienced, qualified, local tutors available during the summer holidays offering private 1 to 1 tuition in a range of subjects.

It is well known that during the summer holidays many children 'regress' in terms of their educational level and start the Autumn term in September behind where they were in July. This is normal! However, if you would like your child to have a boost during the summer holidays to keep their school brain ticking and put them ahead of the game in September, then please get in touch.

Sessions can be flexible to fit around your plans and are tailored to the needs and level of your child.

Please PM or reply to the thread for more information and/or a telephone consultation.

Many thanks,

Fran

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