Specialist tutors for 5-18 yrs in Maths, English and Science, based in the Yorkshire Dales. 

At Bespoke Tutors, we can help you achieve.

About us...

Gaynor Voice is a Physics graduate of Oxford University and a qualified teacher with experience of mainstream state and private education.  Her own children have been home-educated: two have now completed their A Levels and have Univeristy places and one is now heading into the last year of A Levels. Gaynor is also an exam marker with one of the major exam boards.  

• Physics BA(Hons), Oxford University

• PGCE

• QTS

• Full DBS certificate (enhanced)

Kate Roxburgh is a Genetics graduate of Newcastle University and a qualified and experienced secondary school teacher.  She has worked for Newcastle University within Marketing and Recruitment and also within the admissions procedures.  She is a qualified Summer Mountain Leader and is an accredited Gold DofE expedition assessor.  She is also an exam marker with one of the major exam boards. 

• Human Genetics BSc (Hons), Newcastle University

• PGCE

• QTS

• Full DBS certificate (enhanced)

GCSE revision helps spot Ipswich's dad's tonsils cancer

A father's tonsil cancer was detected early because he helped his daughter revise for her biology GCSE.

Jonathan Jenkyn, 43, from Ipswich, who survived a cardiac arrest in 2015, said he was "dodging the grim reaper."

While helping his daughter with the lymphatic system he checked his own glands and found a lump under his jaw.

He was referred for cancer treatment. He was given the "all clear" on Tuesday after being told he "wouldn't see Christmas".

12th January 2020

Putting pupils in isolation 'drives poor behaviour'

Putting challenging pupils in isolation for extended periods at school can harm their mental health, the Centre for Mental Health (CMH) is warning.

The charity says the use of isolation rooms - and other restrictive interventions - can also "potentially drive even more challenging behaviour".

9th January 2020