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Step one, every week

Sign in to your child's classroom

One tap with the Google account you already use. Your child's homework, marked work, whiteboard pages and session notes are all waiting inside, along with the video link for your slot.

Parents sign in, not children. Your child never needs an account.

Sign in with Google

Once you are in

Google ClassroomHomework, marked work, my comments and the class stream. One classroom per child, private to your family.Sign in with GoogleSession whiteboardThe shared board we draw on together. Every page from every session is saved here for revision.Open your boardJoin your sessionThe video link for your slot. It is the same link every week, and it is also pinned in your Classroom.Join the call

Keeping your child's information safe

This is the part I am strictest about. The safest data is the data I never collect, so the list below is deliberately short.

No account for your child

The parent signs in with their own Google account. Children under 13 do not get logins, so there is nothing for a child to lose or share.

What I hold, in full

Your name, email and phone, your child's first name and year group, and my session notes. No surname, no date of birth, no home address on file.

No child faces, no video

By default I record the whiteboard and my voice only, and only if you have said yes in writing. Consent can be withdrawn at any time.

UK or EU storage, then deleted

Anything saved is stored in the UK or EU, shared by a revocable link with your family alone, and deleted after 12 months or when tutoring ends.

Anything here can be deleted on request, and asking will never affect your child's tutoring. The full detail is in the privacy notice. See the privacy notice.

Not sure where to start?

Tell me a little about your child and I will come back to you within one working day. The first chat is free and there is no obligation.

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