Having an ATTC Education tutor during these critical primary school years can provide significant benefits for your child’s academic, emotional, and personal development. Here’s why.
Build a Strong Foundation
Key skills in literacy and numeracy are solidified in Years 3 to 6.
A tutor ensures your child fully grasps these fundamental concepts, setting them up for future success.
A tutor ensures your child fully grasps these fundamental concepts, setting them up for future success.
- Fill Learning Gaps
- Tailored Learning Support
- Boost Confidence
Whether due to missed lessons or a lack of understanding, gaps in knowledge can develop. A tutor identifies and addresses these gaps early to prevent them from becoming bigger issues later on.
Each child learns differently. A tutor provides personalised attention, adjusting their teaching style and pace to suit your child’s unique needs.
Many children begin to feel academic pressure during these years. A tutor helps build confidence, ensuring they feel capable and motivated in the classroom.
Each child learns differently. A tutor provides personalised attention, adjusting their teaching style and pace to suit your child’s unique needs.
Many children begin to feel academic pressure during these years. A tutor helps build confidence, ensuring they feel capable and motivated in the classroom.
Prepare for Grammar and Entrance Tests
For Year 4 and 5 students aiming for grammar schools or private school entrance exams, tutoring provides focused preparation in verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English, and math’s.
SATs Preparation
In Year 6, SATs can be a source of anxiety. A tutor offers structured support to help your child approach these tests with confidence and achieve their best results.
Develop Independent Study Skills
A tutor teaches study techniques and time management skills, fostering independence and better preparation for secondary school.
Support for SEND Learners
Children with special educational needs benefit greatly from one-on-one support tailored to their specific challenges and strengths.
Bridge the Primary-Secondary Transition
Years 5 and 6 are vital for ensuring a smooth transition to secondary school. A tutor helps your child develop the resilience and skills they’ll need for the next stage of their education.
Focus on Areas of Interest or Weakness
Whether your child struggles with one subject or shows exceptional ability in another, a tutor can nurture their skills, offering challenge or support where it’s needed most.
