Strong foundations
Number fluency, spelling, punctuation and comprehension — the quiet basics that make secondary school feel manageable rather than overwhelming.
KS2 & 11+
One-to-one online tuition for primary school children — steady preparation for SATs and 11+ entrance exams, taught by tutors chosen as much for their patience as their subject knowledge.
Why it matters now
What a child believes about themselves at ten tends to follow them into secondary school. This is the stage where careful teaching has the longest reach.
Number fluency, spelling, punctuation and comprehension — the quiet basics that make secondary school feel manageable rather than overwhelming.
Younger children often decide very early whether they are 'good at' a subject. Warm, encouraging lessons rewrite that story before it sets.
We keep lessons light and interested. Children work hard, but they should still enjoy learning at nine years old.
Exam preparation
Preparation without pressure. We plan far enough ahead that no one has to panic.
Year 6 arithmetic and reasoning papers, plus the SPaG and reading papers — practised steadily through the year rather than crammed in the spring term.
Grammar and independent school entrance exams: maths, English, verbal and non-verbal reasoning, with the timing and question styles these papers rely on. We usually recommend starting from Year 5.
Personalised learning
Bianca matches every child personally. For younger students that match matters enormously — a tutor who is kind, encouraging and genuinely good with children will achieve far more than a stellar CV alone.
Lessons are then built around what your child actually needs: the topics missed at school, the confidence knocked by a test, or the stretch a bright child isn't getting in class.

One-to-one online lessons
Lessons take place on Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, so there is no journey across town after school and your child learns somewhere they already feel comfortable.
Tutors use a shared interactive whiteboard, so you can see exactly what was covered — and children who are shy in a classroom often speak up far more readily one to one.

What parents can expect
The first lesson is about getting to know your child. Assessment happens quietly, through conversation and a little work.
Sixty focused minutes online with the same tutor each week, so a real relationship forms.
Tutors set small pieces of work between lessons — enough to consolidate, never enough to overwhelm.
You will hear how your child is progressing in clear, jargon-free terms, and what we're working on next.
Frequently asked questions
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Most families start with maths, English or both.
Book a free, no-obligation consultation with Bianca. We'll talk through where your child is now and which tutor would suit them best.