Every Bloom tutor is screened, interview-tested, and matched to students based on subject, level, and learning style, not just availability.
The most-booked tutor on the team by a wide margin. Works through past papers methodically, at the pace the student actually needs rather than the one the syllabus assumes.
Science, maths and English from KS1 up to KS3, which is useful for families juggling more than one subject, or more than one child. Calm and methodical, and good with students who have decided a subject is not for them.
Science and maths through KS3 and GCSE. Has carried a full timetable every month since the start, so a regular weekly slot is an easy one to hold on to.
The only tutor here teaching computer science alongside maths and the sciences. A good fit for a student who wants to take coding further than the classroom goes.
Essay structure and comprehension in English, plus biology through to A-Level. One of only two tutors who can take a student the whole way, so there is no handover partway.
Maths and reasoning at KS2 and KS3, with real attention to the thinking behind a method rather than just the steps. The person to ask about entrance exams and non-verbal reasoning.
A primary specialist covering both English and maths at KS1 and KS2. Unhurried with younger children, and focused on the early reading and number confidence everything later depends on.
Maths from KS2 right through to GCSE. Tends to go back and fix the gap rather than paper over it, which is why students who have fallen behind settle here quickly.
Science from KS2 all the way to A-Level. Because the far end of that range is familiar territory, the earlier years get taught with an eye on what is coming rather than just the next exam.
Maths and sciences at KS3 and GCSE. Has taken on a lot of first sessions, so is used to working out quickly what a new student needs before a routine settles in.
English and maths from KS1 through to GCSE. That span means a student can stay with the same tutor as they move up, instead of starting again with someone new every couple of years.
The newest name on the timetable, teaching maths at KS3. Clear, straightforward sessions built around worked examples and plenty of practice.
Primary and lower-secondary maths, taught in small regular steps with a lot of encouragement. Works well with children who need number work to stop feeling like a test.
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