Subjects

English Homework Club (Ages 5–15)

Our English Homework Club is a welcoming and relaxed space where students aged 5 to 15 can receive help with their English homework in a supportive and friendly environment. Whether it’s reading, writing, grammar, or spelling, we’re here to make homework time easier and less stressful — for both students and parents.

We work in small groups based on ability, so every child gets the attention they need. Our team comprises experienced English mentors and friendly assistants who are always on hand to explain complex topics, answer questions, or provide a confidence boost when needed.

Alongside regular homework help, we also offer optional booster sessions for areas some students find more challenging — always at a pace that feels comfortable. Everything we do follows the National Curriculum, but we keep things light, engaging, and manageable.

At our Homework Club, it’s not about pressure — it’s about progress.

Maths Homework Club (Ages 5–15)

Our Maths Homework Club is designed to make maths feel less stressful and more enjoyable for students aged 5 to 15 years old. We focus on helping children understand their homework, feel more confident with numbers, and develop practical problem-solving skills — all in a relaxed, friendly setting.

Whether your child is working on basic number facts, tricky word problems, times tables, or more advanced topics like algebra and geometry, we’re here to help. Our supportive team comprises experienced maths mentors who make learning feel approachable and manageable.

Children work in small groups based on their ability, allowing us to provide each student with the individualised attention they need. For those who may need extra support, we also offer one-on-one help and focused booster sessions, always tailored to their individual pace and learning style.

Our Maths Homework Club encourages not just academic progress, but also confidence, curiosity, and a positive attitude towards maths. It’s a space where students can ask questions, learn from mistakes, and grow — one step at a time.

At Science Homework Club, we create a supportive space where children can explore science with curiosity and confidence. Our team encourages inquiry, discussion, and collaboration, helping learners think critically and approach problems like real scientists.

The Homework Club is designed to guide students through their school assignments, offer help with challenging topics, and build good study habits. By reviewing past lessons and revisiting key ideas, we ensure students strengthen their understanding while preparing for future issues. With a focus on steady progress and growing confidence, the club helps learners stay on track, feel more prepared for class, and improve their overall performance at school.

The 11+ Enrichment Club is an engaging and supportive space designed to broaden children’s knowledge, sharpen their thinking skills, and build confidence ahead of one of the most critical milestones in their primary education. The 11+ exam, usually taken in Year 6, assesses children’s abilities in four key areas:

• English

• Maths

• Verbal Reasoning

• Non-Verbal Reasoning

While English and Maths are part of the school curriculum, reasoning skills are not typically covered in classrooms. Our club offers children opportunities to explore these areas through engaging, stimulating activities that foster logical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity — skills that benefit them well beyond the exam.

Starting from Year 4, children are gradually introduced to the types of challenges they may encounter, helping them grow familiar with the format and build essential skills. As they move into Year 5, sessions focus on applying knowledge in different ways and strengthening their ability to work carefully and confidently. By Year 6, the emphasis shifts to refining techniques, building resilience, and tackling tasks independently.

The 11+ Enrichment Club is more than preparation for a test — it’s an opportunity for children to stretch their thinking, develop lifelong learning skills, and feel confident about their abilities as they transition to the next stage of their education.