Tuition details & packages

Simple pricing. Serious attention.

Two core ways to learn with Leap Learning, plus intensive workshops when exams are close. Every option is deliberately small so no student can drift.

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In-Person Small Group Learning

£30per student, per hour

Weekly sessions in my dedicated teaching space near Wymondham. Small enough that every student is seen, questioned and supported every single week.

  • Max 4 students
  • Weekly, term time
  • 60-minute sessions
  • Strict limit of 4 students per group
  • Held in my dedicated, distraction-free teaching space
  • Weekly slots only, following the Norfolk school term calendar
  • GCSE (OCR, AQA and Edexcel) and A-Level Biology, Chemistry & Physics
  • Termly progress note home to parents
Flexible

Sunday Online Learning

£25per student, per hour

Live, interactive online sessions every Sunday covering GCSE and A-Level science. Ideal for busy weeks, families further afield, or a focused start to the school week.

  • Max 6 students
  • Every Sunday
  • 60-minute sessions
  • Small groups of up to 6 students
  • Live teaching, not pre-recorded videos
  • Shared digital whiteboard and worked examples sent afterwards
  • GCSE and A-Level Biology, Chemistry & Physics
  • Recording available to group members for revision

Also available

Exam & Holiday Workshops

Intensive revision and booster workshops run throughout the academic year: October half-term foundations, Christmas mock preparation, Easter revision intensives and pre-exam topic blitzes. Dates, topics and pricing are announced to families on the mailing list first.

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Weekly timetable

Current groups & live availability

Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday in person near Wymondham, Sundays online. See every weekly slot, how many places are still open, and secure your child’s spot.

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Curriculum roadmaps (2026–2027)

Leap Learning Course Syllabuses

Explore my structured, exam-board aligned roadmaps designed to take students step-by-step from foundational concepts to top-tier exam grades.

Most Norfolk schools teach OCR Gateway or AQA — the two boards I support as standard — and Edexcel can be accommodated too. The roadmaps below follow OCR Gateway; AQA and Edexcel groups follow the same structure, mapped to their own specification.

OCR Combined Science roadmap

Choose the year group, then the tier — each pathway targets the right grade ceiling without compromise.

Year 11 · Grades 1⁠–⁠5
  1. Autumn Term: Core Foundations & Paper 1

    • September: Chemistry C1 & Physics P1 (States of Matter & Density)
    • October: Biology B1 (Cell-Level Systems & Microscopy)
    • November: Chemistry C2 & C3 (Elements, Bonding & Equations)
    • December: Physics P2 & P3 (Forces & Simple Circuits)
  2. Spring Term: Paper 2 Essentials & Practicals

    • January: Biology B2 & B3 (Diffusion, Osmosis & Organ Systems)
    • February: Chemistry C4 & C5 (Reactivity Series & Rates Basics)
    • March: Physics P4 & P5 (Waves, Radioactivity & Energy)
    • April: Required Practicals & Method Analysis (CS7)
  3. Summer Term: Final Exam Sprint

    • May: Past-paper drills emphasizing command word decoding ("State", "Describe", "Calculate") and error prevention.

Not sure whether your child is on Combined or Triple, or which tier they sit in? I’ll check with you and their school before anything is booked.

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Please note

Spaces are genuinely limited

Because in-person groups are capped at four and online groups at six, most year-group slots fill early in the academic year and are held for the full year. A full group isn't the end of the conversation, though. I run a waiting list in strict order of enquiry and write to families the moment a place opens, I add new times to the timetable when enough families need them, and places come up as students improve their grades and move into a different group.

How booking works

  1. 1

    Send an enquiry with your child's year group, level and preferred format.

  2. 2

    I arrange a free consultation to talk through goals, current grades and any additional needs.

  3. 3

    You're offered a place in a suitable group, added to the waiting list with an honest estimate, or offered a newly added time if one opens up.

  4. 4

    Sessions run weekly in term time; invoices are sent half-termly in advance.

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