Workshops · One session, one result
A single class that changes something.
Not a course, not a commitment. One 50-minute one-to-one workshop built around a single thing your child is stuck on — and they finish it with something real in their hands.
🎯 One thing, done properly
A course builds over weeks. A workshop takes one problem — the blank page, the shaking hands, the homework standoff — and works on it now.
📦 Something to keep
Every workshop ends with something tangible: a finished story, a written routine, a talk they've already delivered once.
🙋 No experience needed
Workshops are designed for children at the very start. Nothing to prepare, nothing to have done before.
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Our workshops
Each is a single 50-minute one-to-one class. Ages are flexible — the tutor pitches it to the child in front of them.
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Questions
About workshops
How is a workshop different from a course?
A course runs over several weeks and builds. A workshop is one class, on one thing, finished in a single sitting. Parents often start with a workshop and move to a course if their child wants more.
Is it one-to-one?
Yes — every workshop is your child and one tutor. No groups, so a quiet child can't hide and a fast one isn't held back.
What ages are they for?
Deliberately flexible. The material is pitched to the child in the session rather than to a year group, so the same workshop works for a cautious eight-year-old and a self-conscious fifteen-year-old.
What does it cost?
A workshop uses one session, exactly like any other class. Your free trial can be spent on a workshop if you'd rather start there.
Does my child need to prepare anything?
No. Some workshops suggest bringing real homework or a past paper because it makes the hour more useful, but nothing is required.
Start with one class
Your first is free. Pick a workshop, pick a time, and see what your child does with fifty minutes of undivided attention.