Looking for Emanuel School Tutors

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Looking for Emanuel School Tutors

Postby Gottofind » Mon Jul 03, 2023 11:40 am

Looking for any teachers/ tutors who are familiar with Yr7 curriculum at Emanuel school . We are thinking of doing a bit of pre-term prep across various subjects during the summer. 

Thanks for your help 
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Re: Looking for Emanuel School Tutors

Postby Love lipstick » Mon Jul 03, 2023 11:45 am

Seriously, of the summers to give your child a break this would be the one. They have just had the trauma of 11+ This is the summer to let them chill out and enjoy the downtime. Maybe seek out some other new students and organise a playdate but nothing more. IMHO obviously!
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Postby summerbird » Tue Jul 04, 2023 10:06 am

Why...? Just why...? Exactly what Love Lipstick said. Give them some childhood before it gets harder and busier...
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Postby Actually » Wed Jul 05, 2023 12:51 am

Actually tutoring across holidays is much better than cramming it across term times on top of the school day and stops the typical summer academic regression.
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Postby AbbevilleMummy » Wed Jul 05, 2023 10:31 am

From memory, the first term of year 7 at Emanuel is quite tame. It’s getting them settled, going over year 6 topics etc. the hardest part is getting used to the school, rushing around the site to get to your classes on time. But educationally, it’s not strenuous and a lot of year 6 recap.
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Re: Looking for Emanuel School Tutors

Postby Gottofind » Thu Jul 06, 2023 10:23 am

Love lipstick wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 11:45 amSeriously, of the summers to give your child a break this would be the one. They have just had the trauma of 11+ This is the summer to let them chill out and enjoy the downtime. Maybe seek out some other new students and organise a playdate but nothing more. IMHO obviously!

I was expecting such comments to come up but just maybe I might know my child better !!! Thank you for the tip though. 
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Postby Gottofind » Thu Jul 06, 2023 10:24 am

Actually wrote: Wed Jul 05, 2023 12:51 amActually tutoring across holidays is much better than cramming it across term times on top of the school day and stops the typical summer academic regression.

looks like we think alike!!! 
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Re: Looking for Emanuel School Tutors

Postby Gottofind » Thu Jul 06, 2023 10:24 am

AbbevilleMummy wrote: Wed Jul 05, 2023 10:31 amFrom memory, the first term of year 7 at Emanuel is quite tame. It’s getting them settled, going over year 6 topics etc. the hardest part is getting used to the school, rushing around the site to get to your classes on time. But educationally, it’s not strenuous and a lot of year 6 recap.

Thank you ! That is helpful. 
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Postby Busymum05 » Thu Jul 06, 2023 7:54 pm

I feel sorry for your child. As Love Lipstick said it is one of the last worry free summers. My son has just done GCSEs in a very academic schools and we've never tutored or did any summer work, apart from last summer when he did a bit of revision. Good schools are very good at managing it, identifying who needs extra help and leveling things up / understanding students in the first year. My guess is that you either tutored your child to death to get him / her in and are now stressing they won't manage to keep up, or you are incredibly competitive and want her / him to be top from day one. Both very unhealthy. Your aggressive response to mild and not aggressive comments is also unhealthy
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Postby Busymum05 » Thu Jul 06, 2023 7:55 pm

I feel sorry for your child. As Love Lipstick said it is one of the last worry free summers. My son has just done GCSEs in a very academic schools and we've never tutored or did any summer work, apart from last summer when he did a bit of revision. Good schools are very good at managing it, identifying who needs extra help and leveling things up / understanding students in the first year. My guess is that you either tutored your child to death to get him / her in and are now stressing they won't manage to keep up, or you are incredibly competitive and want her / him to be top from day one. Both very unhealthy. Your aggressive response to mild and not aggressive comments is also unhealthy
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Postby Balhamqueen » Thu Jul 06, 2023 8:09 pm

Yes, why exactly do you think you need to tutor at this stage? Before the school even begins?! I must admit I don't understand at all. I assume you got the school you wanted? So do you worry your child might struggle? It doesn't make any sense and I literally don't know anyone who tutored at this stage. Especially at this stage! I tend to agree - it sounds like an overtutored child who perhaps shouldn't be there at all? Or an overcompetitive overanxious parent. Can't get my head around it
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Re: Looking for Emanuel School Tutors

Postby lwilliams2312 » Mon Jul 10, 2023 10:22 am

Hi there,

I am an experienced homeschool languages and school entrance/exam preparation tutor. I have worked with several students at Emanuel School and I'd be delighted to help your child with some pre-term practice across a variety of subjects over the summer. Please do not hesitate to get in contact via my contact details below. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best wishes, 

Lucinda 

 ​​Lucinda WilliamsPrivate language tutor M: + 44 7949 245 335E: lwilliams14@live.co.ukWwww.privatelanguagetutor.com
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Re: Looking for Emanuel School Tutors

Postby Westcoastmom » Tue Jul 18, 2023 6:09 am

I tried to PM you but can’t find an email address - if you’d like to, please contact me (I am a current parent).
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