In a digital age, neat, fluent handwriting still matters enormously. It strengthens literacy, supports memory, and in exams can make the difference between marks gained and marks lost. When a child can write clearly and confidently, everything else begins to flow.
Lynda is a specialist handwriting tutor helping children aged 4 to 14 transform not just their writing, but their confidence. From first letter formation to the pressures of junior school and entrance exams, she supports pupils who struggle with messy presentation, slow writing, or tired hands — and helps them turn frustration into pride.
Handwriting, when taught well, becomes more than a skill. It becomes a quiet academic advantage.
Lynda is a native French speaker who tutors pupils from primary school through to A level. She offers tailored one-to-one lessons that build confidence, strengthen grammar, and prepare students thoroughly for Common Entrance, scholarship, GCSE and A level examinations.
Her teaching covers speaking, listening, reading and writing, with a strong emphasis on accurate expression and clear understanding. Parents praise her structured approach, thoughtful homework and ability to adapt to different ages and abilities. By working with a limited number of pupils, Lynda ensures personalised attention, steady progress and genuine academic improvement. If you want to find out more, read on...
Why read the book when you can watch the film? It’s a question that needs answering — especially for children preparing for school interviews. In this blog, we explore why books still matter, how to talk meaningfully about what you’ve read, and how comparing books to their film versions can deepen understanding and spark great conversations.
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