Tutors who average a 98.2 ATAR, working with your child at your kitchen table, online, or at our Double Bay study centre. Kindergarten to Year 12, plus the full IB Diploma.
Queens Park is about 12 minutes by car from our Double Bay study centre, roughly 4.3 kilometres.
One on one is the whole model at LearnIt. Your child works with a single tutor who plans every session around what is actually coming up, whether that is a Year 3 gap in place value, a Year 9 science depth study, or Extension 2 Maths in the final months before the HSC. You get feedback from your tutor after each lesson, and every student receives the LearnIt learning app free, with practice set by their tutor, progress tracking and a live parent dashboard.
Queens Park is one of the smallest suburbs in the Eastern Suburbs, barely more than the streets that wrap around the park on three sides. The homes on the eastern edge are Victorian, the northern and southern runs mostly Federation, and they change hands rarely, so families here tend to settle in for the whole stretch from kindergarten to the HSC. The school landscape is unusually dense for such a small pocket: Moriah College sits inside the suburb on Queens Park Road, Waverley College uses the Queens Park playing fields, St Catherine's and the Charing Cross primaries are a few minutes east, and Emanuel School is over the hill in Randwick. Add Saturday morning fixtures on the fields below the sandstone cliffs and the Bondi Junction interchange at the top of the rise, and most weeks are full well before homework gets a mention.
We cover The Queens Park playing fields at York Road and Darley Road, Queens Park Road, Charing Cross village on Bronte Road and the streets around them.
Schools in and around Queens Park that local families commonly attend. Whichever your child is at, we tutor to their syllabus and their assessment calendar.
Most Queens Park families choose lessons at home, and our tutors travel to York Road, Darley Road, Queens Park Road and the streets running east towards Charing Cross. If the house is busy with siblings, the Double Bay study centre is about twelve minutes away via Syd Einfeld Drive, with parking in the village. Online lessons cover the weeks when sport, illness or travel would otherwise cost you a session, and many senior students move online in Term 4 simply because it is quicker.
Your tutor comes to you, so there is no drive and no parking, and your child works in the space they already study in. It suits primary students and busy weeknights particularly well.
Queens Park is close to Double Bay, but after school sport and homework make lessons at home simpler.
A quiet, purpose built room away from the distractions of home. Senior students and exam blocks tend to work best here, and parents often use the time for the school run.
Live one on one over video with a shared workspace, so the tutor and student write on the same page. Ideal for sport seasons, travel weeks, and the day someone wakes up unwell.
Jordan has been a fantastic tutor for my boys. He's committed, reliable, and really great with them. My boys are more confident in their subjects and actually enjoy their sessions too. Highly recommend!
Fabulous tutoring experience for 3 grandchildren. They actually enjoy their session and their excellent maths results reflect this, and the skill of their tutor.
Yes. Lessons at home are the most common choice in Queens Park, and our tutors are used to working around weeknight training and Saturday morning fixtures on the playing fields. Later evening slots and weekend times are both available, and the nine hour cancellation policy means a last minute change of plan is rarely a wasted lesson.
That is the point of one on one. Whether your child is at Moriah College, Waverley College, St Catherine's or one of the local public primaries, the tutor works from that school's own scope and sequence, assessment notices and marking criteria rather than a fixed program. Topic order and textbooks differ noticeably between the independent and public schools around Queens Park, so the tutor matches whichever your child is in.
Yes. Families around Queens Park usually weigh several options in Year 5 and 6, from the nearby independent schools to selective and scholarship testing, and the preparation is much the same either way: secure maths fundamentals, faster reading comprehension and writing well under time pressure. A tutor can build that over a year rather than cramming it into a term, and you can follow the practice and progress in the parent dashboard as it happens.
There is no contract and no joining fee, and we will come back to you within 24 hours with a matched tutor.