How to Build a Strong Partnership with Your Child’s Tutor
How to Build a Strong Partnership with Your Child’s Tutor

When you choose to work with a tutor, you’re tapping into extra academic support and years of expertise in the form of an experienced one-to-one tutor.. And just like any good team, the best results come when parents and tutors work in partnership. At...

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How to Make the Most of Weekly Tutoring Sessions
How to Make the Most of Weekly Tutoring Sessions

Weekly tutoring sessions are a great way to reinforce learning, fill in gaps, and build a child’s confidence. For many families, one session a week is enough to keep things on track. Others opt for two or more sessions, especially if a child is preparing...

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Supporting Student Athletes at Cambridge United Football Club: Tutor Doctor’s Role in Academic Success
Supporting Student Athletes at Cambridge United Football Club: Tutor Doctor’s Role in Academic Success

Success isn’t just about mastering one skill, it’s about thriving in all areas of life. At Tutor Doctor, we’re proud to help young people unlock their full potential, both academically and athletically. That’s why our partnership with Cambridge United...

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Tips for Navigating Parent-Teacher Meetings 
Tips for Navigating Parent-Teacher Meetings 

Parent-teacher meetings are a key opportunity to discuss your child’s progress, strengths, and areas for improvement. Whether it’s a quick chat with a single teacher in primary school or a whirlwind of back-to-back appointments in secondary school,...

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Case Study: Tutor Doctor’s Partnership with Witchford Village College

Witchford Village College, a secondary school in Cambridgeshire, sought a flexible and reliable educational partner to provide targeted support for students with diverse needs. Whether dealing with behavioural challenges, special educational needs (SEN),...

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Case Study: Tutor Doctor Birmingham & Solihull’s Partnership with Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council

In recent years, the need for tailored educational support for students with special educational needs (SEN) and social, emotional, and mental health (SEMH) challenges has grown significantly. Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (SMBC) recognised the...

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Cosy Up with Books: Winter Reading List for Young Minds
Cosy Up with Books: Winter Reading List for Young Minds

As the days grow colder and the nights longer, winter is the perfect time to curl up with a good book and escape into magical worlds and thrilling adventures.  For children, reading during the winter months isn’t just a way to pass the time—it’s...

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How to Choose the Right University Degree Course: 6 Tips to Help You Decide
How to Choose the Right University Degree Course: 6 Tips to Help You Decide

Choosing the right university degree course is one of the most important decisions a young person can make. It’s a choice that shapes not just the next few years of study, but also career prospects and personal growth.  However, with thousands of...

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Positive Learning Strategies for Students with ADHD: A Parent’s Guide
Positive Learning Strategies for Students with ADHD: A Parent’s Guide

Supporting a child with ADHD on their educational journey can be challenging, but it’s also filled with opportunities for growth. Schools across the UK are becoming increasingly aware of the diverse needs of students with ADHD, and many are making strides...

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Resitting English & Maths GCSEs: Key Tips for Parents and Students
Resitting English & Maths GCSEs: Key Tips for Parents and Students

The release of this year's GCSE results in the UK left many students feeling disappointed. Changes in grade boundaries lead to more resits in core subjects like English and Maths. Despite the hard work put in throughout the year, some students did not receive...

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