Mathematics
From number sense and fractions to algebra, geometry and early calculus, with every step explained clearly.
- Primary
- Secondary
- Senior
Private tutoring · Primary to university entry
Steady progress, one subject at a time
Calm, one-to-one lessons that fill in gaps, build real understanding and help students feel ready for class and exams.
Subjects
What we work on together
Lessons follow each student's syllabus and pace. Tell us where things feel stuck and we start there.
English
Reading comprehension, essay structure, grammar and the confidence to put an argument on paper.
- Primary
- Secondary
- Senior
Sciences
Biology, chemistry and physics taught through questions, diagrams and plenty of worked examples.
- Secondary
- Senior
Languages
French and Spanish vocabulary, grammar and conversation practice for coursework and speaking tests.
- Beginner
- Intermediate
Exam preparation
Revision timetables, past-paper practice and exam technique so students walk in knowing what to expect.
- Entrance
- Final exams
Study skills
Note-taking, planning and focus habits that help with every subject, not just the one being tutored.
- All levels
Approach
A clear path, not a guess
Every student starts with the same simple process, so parents always know what is happening and why.
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Conversation
A short, relaxed chat about goals, school feedback and how the student likes to learn.
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Gentle assessment
A low-pressure first session to see what is secure and where the gaps are.
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Weekly plan
Focused lessons built around the syllabus, with small, achievable goals each week.
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Review together
Regular check-ins with a written note on what has improved and what comes next.
Sessions
Choose a format that fits
Every format uses the same careful planning. Pick whatever suits your family's schedule and the student's focus.
Online
Live video lessons with a shared whiteboard and a notes file saved after every session.
- Length
- 45 or 60 min
- Cadence
- 1–2 per week
- Best for
- Busy weeks
In-home
One-to-one lessons at the student's own desk, where attention is easiest to hold.
- Length
- 60 or 90 min
- Cadence
- Weekly
- Best for
- Deep focus
Small group
Two to three students at a similar level working through shared exam topics.
- Length
- 90 min
- Cadence
- Weekly, in term
- Best for
- Revision
About the tutor
Patient, prepared and on your side
Olive Atlas is run by one tutor who believes most learning problems come down to a missing step, not a lack of ability. Lessons slow down where they need to, speed up where they can, and always finish with the student knowing what to practise next.
Parents get honest, plain-language updates. Students get a calm hour where questions are always welcome.
- Clarity Every concept is explained in more than one way.
- Structure Each lesson has a goal and a short recap.
- Warmth Mistakes are treated as useful information.
Questions
Good to know
What ages do you tutor?
Students from upper primary through to the final years of secondary school, plus adults returning to study who want a refresher.
Do we need to buy any materials?
No. Worksheets, practice questions and notes are provided. Students just bring their school books and any recent homework or feedback.
How will I know if it's working?
After each block of lessons you receive a short written summary covering what was covered, what has improved and what the next focus will be.
What if we need to reschedule?
Just give a day's notice and we will find another time that week. Online sessions are usually the easiest to move.
Can lessons continue through school holidays?
Yes. Holiday lessons are a good time to review a tricky topic or get ahead before a new term begins.
Enquire
Book a first session
Tell us a little about the student and what they would like help with. We will reply by email with available times and a suggested plan.
No commitment is needed. The first conversation is simply a chance to see whether we are a good fit.