Trusted Tutoring in Fenstanton, East of England

We start with a free consultation to understand your childs goals, their learning style, and the timetable that suits your family. Tutor Doctor Peterborough Huntingdon Stamford then matches your child with one of our local tutors who fits their personality and subject needs. Lessons take place in your home in Fenstanton or online. After every session you receive a clear session report so you know what was covered, how your child is progressing, and what comes next. A Fenstanton parent shared, My daughter has learnt more in a few tutoring sessions with Tutor Doctor than she did in three months of secondary school.

Yes. Our tutoring follows the National Curriculum and the expectations of Cambridgeshire schools. We support primary pupils with phonics, reading, writing, maths fluency and the Year 4 tables check, and we prepare Year 6 for SATs. At secondary level we teach GCSE and A-Level requirements, including exam technique and revision skills across the main exam boards. If your child attends Fenstanton and Hilton Primary School or travels to secondary in St Ives or Huntingdon, we tailor tuition to current class topics, homework, and upcoming assessments. We also offer 11+ preparation in selective areas only. If you are not sure whether that applies to you, just ask us.

We support pupils from primary through to sixth form. This includes:
– Primary KS1 and KS2 literacy and numeracy, phonics, reading comprehension, writing, and maths fluency
– Year 6 SATs preparation
– KS3 subject confidence and foundations
– GCSE English language and literature, maths, sciences, geography, history, languages and more
– A-Level subjects with specialist tutors and a focus on exam skills
We can also help with GCSE and A-Level resits, revision planning, and study skills. If your child speaks English as an Additional Language, we build language support into lessons where helpful.

Matching is at the heart of what we do. We look at your childs goals, learning style, interests and personality, then recommend one of our local tutors with the right subject expertise and approach. If something does not feel right, tell us. The local team will step in, review feedback, and arrange a different tutor. You are not left to manage it alone, and we stay in touch throughout.

You receive a written session report after every lesson. It outlines objectives covered, how your child responded, any gaps spotted, and suggested practice for the week. We agree short-term and termly goals at the start, then review them with you at regular check-ins. When useful, we can align work with school targets, mock papers and upcoming assessments, so tutoring drives measurable progress where it matters.

Common signs include homework battles or avoidance, a dip in confidence, marks below target marks, or teachers flagging gaps in core skills. For younger pupils it might be phonics not clicking, slow reading fluency, or times tables causing stress. For teens it can be weak exam technique or difficulty turning knowledge into marks. You are not alone. Around one in four pupils in England receive school-provided tutoring, which shows how common extra support has become. Book a free consultation and we will talk through your child’s situation and advise on a plan.

We teach in your home in Fenstanton or online, whichever suits your family best. Our local tutors regularly support families in St Ives, Hemingford Grey, Hemingford Abbots, Hilton, Fen Drayton, Swavesey, Conington, Papworth Everard, Godmanchester, Huntingdon, Houghton and Wyton, Needingworth and Holywell, Bar Hill, Longstanton and Over. Whether you are near the village centre crossroads or close to St Peter and St Pauls Church, we can arrange convenient times around school and activities.

Safety and quality are central to our service. Our local tutors go through multi-stage interviews, reference checks and subject assessments. They are fully vetted and complete safeguarding training. We also review session reports and maintain regular contact with families, so there is ongoing oversight as well as upfront screening.