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One-to-one online tutoring · KS2 to A-Level

Boutique tutoring, hand-matched to your child.

1:1 online lessons for Years 3 to 13. We hand-match every tutor ourselves, from £24 an hour, with no contracts.

See how it works
  • Background-checked tutorsVetted against a documented checklist.
  • A report every lessonWritten by the tutor, read by you.
  • No contractsPause or stop whenever you like.
Arcstone Tutors

Every lesson includes

  • One child, one tutor, for the whole lesson.
  • A written report from your tutor afterwards.
  • Messaging with your tutor between lessons.
  • Credits held per child, never expiring, covering their level and below.

Who teaches your child

Some of our tutors

A hand-picked sample, not a list to choose from yourself - tell us the subject and level, and we match the right one to your child.

Alessia-Alina

Alessia-Alina

BA Modern Languages and Culture, University of Warwick

3+ years teaching GCSE English, and 5 years preparing children for SATs.

  • English
Background-checked
Tariq

Tariq

MEng Mechanical & Electrical Engineering, University of Bath

4+ years tutoring. Founder and Designated Safeguarding Lead.

  • Maths
  • Science
  • Computer Science
Background-checked
Omar

Omar

BEng Electrical & Electronic Engineering, University of Warwick

2+ years tutoring, and 4+ years working with children.

  • Physics
  • Maths
  • Computer Science
Background-checked

Get started

Find your child's tutor in under a minute

Tell us the subject and level, create your account, and we'll tailor-match a specialist to your child. Nothing is booked or charged until you approve it.

After every lesson

You always know what happened in the lesson

Tutoring often disappears behind a closed door. Ours does not. Your tutor writes a short, structured report after each lesson, and it lands in your account for you to read.

  • Covered this lesson

    The topics, exercises and exam questions your child actually worked through.

  • Strengths

    What went well, with a specific example rather than a generic "good effort".

  • Areas to improve

    The weakness to work on next, paired with a concrete next step.

  • Homework

    Anything to do before the next lesson, when it will genuinely help. Optional.

Plus a progress rating, in plain English

Every report carries one of five ratings, so you can see the direction of travel at a glance rather than reading between the lines.

  1. Needs support
  2. Developing
  3. On track
  4. Strong
  5. Excellent

Anything you want to ask about a report goes through on-platform messaging, kept as a safeguarding record.

Matched, not browsed

We hand-pick your tutor. You don't sift through a directory.

Choosing from a wall of profiles puts the hardest judgement - is this person right for my child? - on the parent. We make that call instead, and we stand behind it.

  1. You tell us the essentials

    Your child's year group, the subject, what you want to get out of it, and when you are free. About two minutes.

  2. A person does the matching

    We shortlist tutors on subject strength and level. Level is a hard filter, not a preference - a KS2 tutor is never put forward for a GCSE request.

  3. You approve before anything is booked

    We confirm the tutor and the price before you commit. If the first match is not right, tell us and we find another.

What a tutor clears before they teach

Onboarding runs against a written checklist. A tutor cannot be approved to teach until every item on it is cleared.

  • Tutor Agreement signed
  • Identity verified
  • Enhanced DBS + Barred List
  • References collected
  • Code of Conduct accepted
  • Safeguarding training complete
  • Right-to-work checked
  • Payment details on file
  • Report writing techniques read & confirmed

We also have a named Designated Safeguarding Lead, and lessons, messages and shared files stay on the platform so they can be reviewed.

Simple from day one

How it works

Four steps from first message to a tutor who knows your child.

  1. Tell us what you need

    Year group, subject, goals and availability. No payment up front.

  2. We match a specialist tutor

    Chosen for subject strength and level, with the price confirmed first.

  3. Approve and book lessons

    You approve every lesson. One credit per lesson, no contracts.

  4. Read the report

    A written report after each lesson, plus messaging with your tutor.

What we teach

Subjects, KS2 to A-Level

Tell us the subject and we hand-match a specialist tutor to your child. If we cannot help with something, we will say so rather than stretch a tutor to fit.

Maths

Number, algebra, geometry and problem-solving, Foundation and Higher, through to A-Level Maths and Further Maths.

MathsFurther Maths

English

Reading, analysis and structured writing, from KS2/KS3 English through to GCSE and A-Level Language and Literature.

EnglishEnglish LanguageEnglish Literature

Sciences

Biology, Chemistry and Physics to A-Level, plus general Science at KS2/KS3.

ScienceBiologyChemistryPhysics

Browse all subjects

Looking for something else? Tell us in the finder above, or ask on our contact page.

Pricing

One price list, set by your child's level

No tier to choose and nothing to negotiate. Your child's year group decides the level, and the level decides the price.

KS2

Years 36

from £24/hour

KS3

Years 79

from £27/hour

GCSE

Years 1011

from £32/hour

A-Level

Years 1213

from £37/hour

  • Packs of 3, 6 or 10 lessons, saving up to 16%
  • A half-price 30-minute first lesson with your tutor
  • Credits never expire and cover your level and below

From-prices are the per-lesson rate on a ten-lesson pack. Single lessons and smaller packs are priced separately - you'll see your child's exact price for every pack size once you sign in, before you pay anything.

Refer a friend

Know another parent who'd like this? You both get a free lesson.

Every parent account has its own invite link. When the parent you invite buys their first lessons - the half-price trial doesn't count on its own - you each get a free lesson to use on any of your children, at whichever level you choose.

Good to know

Questions parents ask first

If yours is not here, ask us on our contact page and we will answer it directly.

How much do lessons cost?

Price follows your child's year group, so there is no tier to choose: KS2 from £24 an hour, KS3 from £27, GCSE from £32, and A-Level from £37. You can buy a single lesson or a pack of 3, 6 or 10, which lowers the price per lesson and saves up to 16%. The first lesson is a half-price 30-minute taster. You see the price before you pay and there are no contracts. Credits are held per child and never expire; they cover your child's level and any level below it, and if your child moves up a level you can carry unused credits forward for the difference, or have them refunded instead.

How do you match a tutor to my child?

You tell us the year group, subject, goals and availability, and we do the matching - there is no directory to sort through. We shortlist tutors who teach that subject at that level, then confirm the tutor and the price before you commit. If the first match is not right, tell us and we will find another.

Are lessons online and one-to-one?

Yes. Every lesson is one child with one tutor, and runs in your browser - no travel, and nothing to install. We tutor Years 3 to 13, which is KS2, KS3, GCSE and A-Level.

How do you keep my child safe?

Every tutor is identity-checked and referenced, and cannot teach until every item on our onboarding checklist is cleared, including right to work and safeguarding training. Most tutors are also DBS-checked (or hold an equivalent background check if based overseas), and you can always ask for a DBS-checked tutor specifically. We have a named Designated Safeguarding Lead. Messaging and shared files stay on the platform so they form a record a safeguarding lead can review. There is more detail on our Trust and safety page.

What do we need to take part?

A laptop or tablet with a webcam and microphone, and a reliable internet connection. A quiet space helps your child focus. You do not need a printer, a graphics tablet, or any paid software.