Classes & courses

Kindergarten to Grade 12.
One tutor, one plan, one record.

Mathematics is the backbone — chess, science and computers run on the same spine. Pick a band and a board and you're looking at what your child would actually be taught.

Grades 1–5 · IB

The years where a single missing concept quietly becomes “bad at maths”. We find it and fix it.

Chapter order, terminology and exam pattern follow the IB specification. Not generic content with a IB label on it.

Mathematics

Grades 1–5 · IB · core
1Arithmetic
2Fractions
3Decimals
4Geometry
5Measurements
6Word problems
7Mental math
Start Mathematics
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Coding

Grades 1–5 · IB
1Blocks to code
2Sequences and loops
3Variables
4Simple algorithms
5Staying safe online
Start Coding

Chess

Grades 1–5 · IB
1Piece values
2Check, checkmate, stalemate
3Knight forks
4Pins and skewers
5Opening principles
Start Chess
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Spoken English

Grades 1–5 · IB
1Pronunciation
2Everyday conversation
3Vocabulary building
4Reading aloud
5Show and tell
Start Spoken English
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Aptitude & Reasoning

Grades 1–5 · IB
1Number series
2Patterns
3Logical reasoning
4Simple puzzles
5Mental speed
Start Aptitude & Reasoning
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Science

Grades 1–5 · IB
1Plant and animal life
2States of matter
3Magnets
4Light and sound
5Our environment
Start Science
The teaching model

Every student gets all of this.

Not a tier list. This is the product — the only thing that changes between plans is how many children and how much administration sits on top.

Live 1:1 online tutorA named human teacher, not a queue. Same face every session.
Personalized learning planBuilt from the diagnostic, revised as the evidence changes.
Interactive whiteboardEquations, geometry tools and graphs — both cursors on the board.
Homework helpBring the actual worksheet. We work it, we do not do it.
Exam preparationBoard pattern, timing, and the questions that decide the grade.
Adaptive practice worksheetsGenerated from what they got wrong, not from what comes next.
Topic-wise assessmentsEvery unit ends in graded questions that drill to the item.
Parent progress reportsOne a week. A finding, the evidence, and what was actioned.
AI-assisted practice toolsHints and next steps. The tutor withholds the answer, by design.
Flexible schedulingTypically 2–3 classes a week. Reschedule without a penalty.
Why 1:1

A group class teaches the middle of the room.

Your child is not the middle of the room. In a 1:1 session the tutor can stop the moment the confusion appears, which is the only moment that matters — and the whiteboard, the worksheet and the next session all bend around that.

Diagnostic first. Twenty minutes before any teaching, so the plan starts from evidence rather than the grade on the report card.
2–3 sessions a week. Enough to hold momentum, few enough to leave room for school.
The same tutor. Continuity is most of the value. A new face every week is a new diagnostic every week.
Session · Grade 7 · Algebra1:1 live
Whiteboard · solve 3x + 7 = 22Both cursors
Student attemptx = 9.6
Tutor question"What did you do to the 7?"
Homework · school worksheet Q4–Q9In session
Adaptive set generated8 questions · inverse ops
Finding: the error is order of operations, not algebra. Tonight's worksheet is inverse operations only — not more of the same equation.
Curricula

Six mapped. Yours, or we'll give you a date.

CBSE Chapter order and exam pattern, Class 1–12. View 1–5 →
ICSE Full mapping including the ICSE emphasis on depth. View 1–5 →
IGCSE Cambridge stages, core and extended tiers. View 1–5 →
IB PYP, MYP and DP scope with transdisciplinary units. View 1–5 →
US Common Core Grade-level standards, K through 12. View 1–5 →
State Board Tell us the state — several are already live. View 1–5 →
Other international Send us the specification and we will quote a date. View 1–5 →

Start with the diagnostic.

Twenty minutes, free, no card. It tells you where the gaps actually are — which is usually not where the report card says.

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