Yes.

When you make an enquiry you can request and search for tutors with specific school entrance experience. We have tutors who have experience with supporting applicants to local schools such as Dulwich Prep London, Dulwich College, Alleyn’s School and James Alleyn’s Girl’s School.

We also have a comprehensive Schools Guide which you may find useful.

Yes, in addition to home tuition, we also offer online tutoring support. Some clients find a mix of both face to face and online support, known as ‘hybrid tuition’ can be effective, especially during the holidays!

Our tuition rates start at £70 per hour and can be higher depending upon the level and duration of sessions. Face to face tuition may cost more.

Dulwich offers a variety of engaging and educational activities for children. Here are some fun opportunities for learning in the area:

1. Dulwich Picture Gallery: Explore the Dulwich Picture Gallery, the world’s first purpose-built public art gallery. Children can appreciate famous works of art, participate in interactive workshops, and learn about different art styles and techniques.
2. Dulwich Park: Enjoy outdoor activities and educational experiences at Dulwich Park. Children can explore nature trails, have picnics, play sports, and learn about local flora and fauna.
3. Horniman Museum and Gardens: Visit the Horniman Museum and Gardens, which offers interactive exhibits, natural history displays, and an aquarium. Children can learn about cultures from around the world, discover musical instruments, and participate in workshops and family-friendly events.
4. Dulwich Wood: Take a walk through Dulwich Wood, a local nature reserve. Children can engage in bird-watching, nature photography, and learn about woodland ecosystems and conservation.
5. Dulwich College: Discover the history and heritage of Dulwich College. Children can explore the campus, learn about the school’s famous alumni, and visit the Dulwich College Gallery, showcasing student artwork.
6. Dulwich Library: Foster a love for reading and storytelling at Dulwich Library. Children can access a wide range of books, participate in storytelling sessions, and engage in literary-themed activities and workshops.
7. Belair Park: Spend time outdoors and engage in recreational activities at Belair Park. Children can enjoy playgrounds, sports facilities, and learn about local wildlife through guided nature walks and educational events.
8. Dulwich Village: Take a stroll through Dulwich Village and discover its rich history. Children can learn about the local architecture, visit historic sites, and engage with the community through village events and markets.