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Six teachers, one standard.

Every Margin tutor has taught in a classroom or holds a graduate degree in their subject, and every one has a current background check.

same tutor every week

  • Clare Whitlock smiling in front of a bookshelf

    Clare Whitlock

    Head of maths

    Teaches
    Maths, AP Calculus
    Background
    MEd, 14 years teaching high school maths

    “If a student can explain the step to me, they own it.”

  • James Okafor in a white jacket, smiling

    James Okafor

    Head of English

    Teaches
    Reading, writing, AP Literature
    Background
    MA English, former department head

    “I mark in the margin so the reason sits next to the mistake.”

  • Priya Nair in an olive shirt in a bright classroom

    Priya Nair

    Sciences

    Teaches
    Chemistry, biology, physics
    Background
    PhD Chemistry, 8 years tutoring

    “Idea first, equation second, exam question third.”

  • Sam Keller smiling in a bright room

    Sam Keller

    Test prep

    Teaches
    SAT, ACT, ISEE
    Background
    99th percentile SAT, 6 years coaching

    “The first mock is a map, not a verdict.”

  • Leila Haddad in a denim jacket beside a bookshelf

    Leila Haddad

    Maths & reading

    Teaches
    Ages 8–12, maths and reading
    Background
    Certified elementary teacher, BEd

    “Confidence comes from small wins, so we plan for them.”

  • Robert Hale in a navy jacket, smiling

    Robert Hale

    Study skills

    Teaches
    Study skills, history
    Background
    Former head of year, 22 years in schools

    “Most students need a better week, not more hours.”

What families tell us.

Maya used to cry over algebra homework. Eleven weeks in, she asked if she could do the extension sheet.
Denise R. · Parent, Grade 9
“The four-week reports were the first time a tutor told us what was actually going wrong.”
Marcus B. · Parent, Grade 6
“Sam made the SAT feel like a puzzle I could practise, not a judgement.”
Jonah P. · Student, Grade 12

Start with forty minutes and a plan.

The first assessment is free. You leave with a written summary of where your child is and what we would teach first.