
Did summer set your child back?
Children can lose around a month of learning over the long break, and maths is usually hit hardest. Here’s what the research shows, and how to close the gap quickly in the first weeks of term.
Read article →Live, small-group lessons with UK-qualified, DBS-checked tutors. Weekly classes that keep your child on track from the first week of term.
We handle the tutors, the timetabling and the admin, so you can focus on how your child is getting on.
Just 5–8 students per class. Enough for healthy peer interaction, small enough for personalised attention.
Every tutor is a qualified teacher or experienced educator, and we vet and DBS-check them before they teach.
Your child has the same tutor every week, so someone who already knows their strengths is teaching them.
We support AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC exam boards. Our curriculum mirrors what’s taught in UK schools.
Timetables that fit around your week. There’s no long-term contract, and you can cancel with one month’s notice.
Students ask questions and talk to their tutor live on Zoom in every lesson, instead of just watching a video.
Registering takes a few minutes, and once lessons start the Portal keeps you posted on progress and behaviour.
Our Student Portal keeps lesson recordings, reports, homework and timetables in one place, so you can check in whenever it suits you.
All lessons are recorded. Catch up on missed classes or revisit topics for extra practice.
A short report after every lesson covering what was taught and how your child is doing.
See homework tasks and what’s been handed in, all in one place.
Schedules and lesson links sit in one spot, so joining a class is quick.
Each course follows what’s being taught in school this term, and shores up the foundations underneath it.
Core maths and English, SATs readiness and 11+ preparation, so the basics stay solid all year round.
Helps children settle into secondary and covers the groundwork GCSE courses assume they already have.
Tackle the hardest GCSE topics as they come up in class, so small gaps never snowball before the exams.
A lot of children get more out of a small online group than they would one-to-one, and it costs less too. Working alongside a few others their age tends to keep them engaged and a bit more motivated.
They keep direct access to their tutor, who tracks progress every lesson and updates a Portal you can check any time.
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Here’s what some of our parents and students have said.
“The online portal is a game-changer. Super intuitive, with everything from timetables to homework and lesson recordings in one place. I honestly can’t recommend ClassTutor enough!”
“I’ve been a student for around 4 years and it was really good! The lessons were really interactive and fun. I saw a lot of improvement in my work at school thanks to ClassTutor.”
“Excellent educators. Professional in all areas, from automated class reminders to the amazing class portal. The teaching is exceptional and my child is absolutely loving it!”
Practical, research-backed advice to help your child settle in and stay on top of things this term.

Children can lose around a month of learning over the long break, and maths is usually hit hardest. Here’s what the research shows, and how to close the gap quickly in the first weeks of term.
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Read article →The questions we get asked most before people book.
Try a real lesson for free, with no strings attached. Book now and your child can start the term with a place secured in their weekly class.