Questions
Everything parents ask first.
Answered honestly — and anything I have missed, just ask at the visit.
The usual worries
Tap any question — no judgement, they are all good ones.
Perfect — most of mine did too. The taster is deliberately workbook-free, and I have never once told a child it was a lesson. By week three they are dragging the parent to the door.
Yes — sessions align with the national curriculum and I am happy to talk to class teachers (with your permission) so we pull in the same direction.
Always. Most children settle better once you become boring, usually around week two — but the kettle and the sofa are yours as long as you like.
Every child gets a plan built around how they actually learn. I have experience with dyslexia, ADHD and anxiety, and I will tell you honestly at the taster if I am not the right fit — with suggestions for who might be.
Come and say hello
The first visit is just a hello.
Come and meet us with your child, see the space, ask everything — and only then decide. No forms until you are sure.
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