Early is Best - Tutoring in the Modern Age

"Give me the child until he is seven, and I willearly rather than later. Some parents seem to
show you the man," the Jesuits used to say.think that they should keep their finance until close
If you subscribe to the view that humans can beto teenage exam times, but by then it is often
persuaded, conditioned or just trained from anfar too late, when the die is already cast.
early age to see the world in a certain way, thenWith astonishing statistics recently announced the
one can certainly understand the Jesuit philosophy.need for additional help may well be required.
Many anxious parents, distressed with the state800,000 adults, of whom 500,000 are in work,
schooling system, wonder when they are best tohave 'significant literacy problems' and that 'It's a
start having their children tutored.very worrying number.' Yet excellence in
Nurturing and Developing Every Child's Potentialeducation is about more than grades.
Starting tutoring at a young age, we can inculcateThe power of one-to-one tuition in encouraging
a number of core values and a certain rigourchildren and increasing confidence, helping children
which is never lost. Parents, and especiallyfeel motivated to learn and develop a passion for
grandparents, ask about timing for legacies whichstudy.
they intend for their loved ones, and if they wishWith the state system failing, could the way
to invest in their education, then it is best doneforward be through the old Jesuit way?