Struggling to learn or adopt new concepts at school may contribute to poor self-esteem in the short term and affect your child’s mental health in the long term.

Making the transition from Year 6 to Year 7 can be a monumental leap for your child’s learning and personal growth.

Receiving poor results can be a source of concern at any time for a student, their parents or guardians, and teachers.

If your child is struggling in class and needs help with English and Maths skills, small-group tutoring can help them catch up, keep up and get ahead.

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If you’re going to invest in a tutor, you want it to be worth it. So, what are the benefits of tutoring for children? Some of them might surprise you

Considering engaging a tutor? Learn all the ins and outs, including what is tutoring, the different types on offer, and how to pick the best one for your child

One in seven school children get a tutor at some point. Find out why students need tutoring, how to tell if they need help and when the best time is to get one.

Kip McGrath has proudly been selected as one of only four providers to partner with the NSW Government on its newly funded state-wide school tutoring program.