We align every plan to the National Curriculum for England and to your child’s actual scheme of work from their school in Hethersett. For GCSEs, our local tutors work to the correct exam board requirements, for example AQA, Edexcel or OCR, and focus on the specification your child is sitting. We also track the local school year, including the January and February mock window and Easter revision. Whether your child attends Hethersett Academy, Hethersett Woodside Primary or a nearby school in Little Melton or Cringleford, we build a plan that fits what teachers expect in class. This keeps learning joined up and helps progress show up in school quickly. Book a free consultation to talk us through your child’s subjects and targets.

We provide one-to-one tutoring across primary, secondary and post-16.
– Primary, Key Stage 1 and 2: early reading, phonics, spelling, handwriting, writing, maths, and Year 6 SATs preparation.
– Secondary, Key Stage 3: English, maths, combined or triple science, languages, and study skills.
– GCSE, Years 10 and 11: English language and literature, maths, biology, chemistry, physics, history, geography, Spanish, French, computer science and more.
– A-Level: subject specialists in selected subjects, including maths, the sciences and English, with a focus on exam technique and revision planning.
If you are unsure whether we cover a specific topic, ask during your free consultation and we will advise or suggest the best next step for tutoring in Hethersett.

It starts with a free consultation. We listen to your goals, school feedback, mock or report data, and your child’s learning style and personality. We then select a tutor who fits on subject knowledge and on rapport. We agree a simple plan, set the timetable, and share the first session details. After the first lesson you receive a session report so you can see the focus and next steps. If the fit is not quite right, tell us and we will rematch. You have a dedicated local contact at Tutor Doctor Norwich who checks in and keeps everything on track.

Yes. Our approach is flexible and patient, with one-to-one lessons that remove classroom pressure. We regularly support pupils with needs such as ADHD, dyslexia and anxiety, and we adapt pace, resources and routines to suit the learner. For EAL, we build vocabulary, phonics, reading fluency and writing confidence. We also know some Eastern European language speakers face early literacy gaps at Key Stage 2, so we pay close attention to language development. With your permission we can liaise with school staff so tutoring and classroom strategies work together.

You receive a written session report after every lesson. Reports summarise what was covered, strengths, targets and agreed homework or practice. We set clear goals, for example moving a GCSE topic from red to amber on a checklist or improving a past paper score, and we review these regularly with you. For GCSE students we track performance against the correct grade descriptors. For primary pupils we link progress to curriculum statements, for example reading fluency or number facts. You also have a local point of contact for check-ins and plan updates.

Yes. We build a focused revision plan that fits your child’s exam board and learning needs. Sessions target weak topics, exam technique, timing and spacing of practice. We use past papers, mark schemes and retrieval practice so improvements show up in assessments. One-to-one tuition is shown by the Education Endowment Foundation to add around five months of progress on average. Parents in the area tell us the impact is real. One local review said, “She is able to look to her upcoming GCSE exams with more determination and confidence thanks to Jenny’s input.” We can prioritise the highest-impact topics based on your child’s current performance and make every session count. Book a free consultation to get started.

You choose in-home or online. In-home sessions run across Hethersett, including roads around the Village Centre and St Remigius’ Church, and the surrounding villages. We also tutor online for flexibility or to access a specific subject specialist. We serve Hethersett, Wymondham, Great Melton, Little Melton, Colney, Cringleford, Keswick including Intwood, Ketteringham, Norwich and Sprowston. We work within the Norfolk County Council area and across South Norfolk District. Many families use a hybrid plan, for example in-home during term time and online during school holidays.

Safeguarding is central to our service. All tutors complete a multi-stage interview and reference process, hold an enhanced DBS check, and complete safeguarding training. We are proud members of The Tutors’ Association. Parents receive session reports and can be present in the home. For online lessons we follow clear safety protocols and use trusted platforms. You also have a named local contact at Tutor Doctor Norwich who oversees the match and remains available if you ever want to discuss anything.