Governess
Choose where to begin.
Morning Maths at the Kitchen Counter
Before the school run nerves set in, we work through one concept — fractions using orange segments, multiplication with dried pasta. The kitchen table becomes a classroom that smells of toast.
Reading Aloud After School
Not drilling phonics charts — reading together. She tracks with her finger, stumbles on a word, we look it up. Comprehension builds through curiosity, not correction.
"She turned my son's reading anxiety into his favourite part of the day — within three weeks."
— Sophie R., Chiswick
Subject-Led Project Work
A topic chosen by the child — dinosaurs, volcanoes, Ancient Egypt — becomes the spine of writing, research, and presentation skills. Learning follows interest.
What parents say
when they stop worrying.
I used to dread the morning handoff — the guilt of watching her cry at the door. Within a fortnight, my daughter was pulling her governess by the hand to show her something in the garden before I'd even put my coat on.
We relocated from Singapore with no school place confirmed and no family nearby. She arrived on day three and immediately understood what our son needed — not a strict schedule, just a safe person. He sat his 7+ six months later.
The right person is
closer than you think.
A short conversation is all it takes. Tell us about your child, your routine, and what you need — we'll do the rest.
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