All A's Tuition
All A's Tuition matches London families with dedicated online tutors — from 11+ and Common Entrance preparation through to GCSE, A-Level and IB — every lesson built around your child's actual school and target exam board.
All A's Tuition was founded by Ms. Sultana, an M.Sc Chemistry graduate and published author of Maths and Chemistry enrichment books, whose teaching career now spans more than three decades. What started as one-to-one coaching in Singapore has grown into a full tuition centre with 5 physical locations — and, more recently, a fully online offering that now reaches families in Dubai, Hong Kong and London.
We didn't build our London offering by copying a generic template. Our tutors specifically study the exam boards, entrance tests and school types London families actually deal with — from 11+ reasoning papers to A-Level and IB coursework — so the method that has produced strong, consistent results elsewhere is genuinely adapted, not just relabelled, for London.
Every session is one-to-one and live — never a pre-recorded video course — because the honest, term-by-term feedback a real tutor gives is, in our experience, what actually moves a child from understanding a topic to performing under exam conditions.
London's independent and grammar school admissions process is unlike anywhere else — verbal and non-verbal reasoning, timed papers, interviews, and school-specific past questions all matter. Generic tuition rarely prepares a child properly for it.
Our approach starts with the actual exam board and target school in mind, not a one-size-fits-all worksheet pack, and builds backward from there — so preparation time is spent on what the specific exam will actually test.
Every plan starts with a short diagnostic so we know exactly which paper style, timing pressure and question format your child needs to practise — rather than assuming every entrance exam looks the same.
Starting too late is the most common regret we hear from London parents. Here's a realistic guide, not a worst-case scare tactic.
No formal 11+ drilling yet — this stage is about reading widely, strong mental arithmetic, and vocabulary, which pays off later without turning primary school into exam prep too soon.
Roughly 12–15 months before most 11+ exams, this is when focused verbal and non-verbal reasoning practice, timed papers and school-specific past questions should start.
The final stretch before most 11+ and independent school entrance exams — full timed mock papers under real exam conditions, plus interview coaching for schools that require one.
For 13+ entry, 12–18 months of lead time gives students room to master more advanced content without cramming it into a single term.
Entrance exams vary by school, but most combine some version of these components — we prepare for the specific mix your target schools use.
Word patterns, codes, and logic-based language puzzles — a skill that improves with structured practice far more than natural ability alone.
Shape sequences, spatial reasoning and pattern recognition — often the least familiar section for students, so it benefits most from early exposure.
Comprehension, creative writing and technical accuracy — schools increasingly weight the writing component heavily in borderline decisions.
Arithmetic fluency plus applied problem-solving under time pressure, often a full curriculum year ahead of standard classroom content.
Wide reading matters here more than any single resource — we supplement with targeted vocabulary building rather than rote word lists alone.
Many independent schools assess personality and social skills alongside academics — confidence coaching is part of our preparation, not an afterthought.
Once entrance exams are behind them, students continue with us straight into their curriculum subjects — the same tutor, the same relationship, no re-starting from scratch.
Foundation to Further Maths
GCSE & A-Level
GCSE & A-Level
GCSE & A-Level
GCSE & A-Level
For 11+ & entrance exams
For school admissions
SL & HL across subjects
Most London families we work with stay with the same tutor across multiple stages — here's roughly how that journey tends to look.
Building reading, reasoning and confidence early.
Grammar and independent school entrance readiness.
Senior school admissions and scholarship papers.
Building toward strong, exam-board-specific results.
Sixth form subjects, with UCAS and Oxbridge support.
A short, no-obligation session to see exactly where your child stands against the specific exam or curriculum they're working toward.
We pair your child with a tutor experienced in that specific exam board, school type, or entrance exam — not a generalist.
Parents receive honest, regular updates on progress — including when something isn't working, not just when it is.
In the final weeks before an entrance exam or public exam, sessions shift into focused, timed practice under real exam conditions.
Tuition shouldn't be a black box. Here's what you can expect to receive throughout the term.
A short summary after each session — what was covered, what to revisit.
An honest check-in on where your child stands against their target exam.
Questions between sessions don't wait a week for a reply.
Clear scoring against real past papers, not vague verbal feedback.
Tell us their age and target schools — we'll map out a realistic plan in one short call.
Because every lesson is delivered online, families across Greater London get the same tutor quality — no borough is treated as a priority over another.
Most families begin structured preparation around Year 4 or early Year 5 — early enough to build reasoning skills gradually, without turning the whole of primary school into exam prep.
Often yes for younger students, since entrance exams overlap heavily in reasoning and English. From GCSE onward, we typically move to subject specialists per subject.
We factor in every target school's specific paper style from the start, rather than preparing generically and hoping it transfers across different admissions tests.
Entirely — what matters to schools is the result and the interview readiness, not how the preparation was delivered. Many London tutoring agencies now operate primarily online for exactly this reason.
Most families work with more than one tutor across subjects once a child reaches GCSE, so each subject gets a specialist rather than one generalist stretched across everything.
Yes — for boarding school students, sessions are simply scheduled around prep and exeat times, and for home-schooled students we can help build a fuller weekly structure across core subjects.
Yes, for A-Level and IB students aiming for Oxford or Cambridge, we provide subject-specific admissions test preparation and interview coaching alongside regular tuition.
Both. Tuition is tailored to your child's actual school curriculum and exam board rather than a generic national syllabus.
Rates depend on subject, level and whether it's entrance exam preparation or curriculum tuition. We provide a clear quote per subject once we understand your child's needs — no hidden registration fees.
Our money-back guarantee covers cases where a student doesn't achieve an A in Maths or Science after following our programme. Terms and conditions apply — our team can walk you through the details.
Yes — most London families book after-school or weekend slots, and we work around school commitments, sports and other activities.
After the initial diagnostic, we match based on the exact exam board, entrance exam type, and your child's learning style — not just subject and level — so the tutor's specific experience actually fits the task ahead.
We recommend starting with a diagnostic session so both you and the tutor can confirm it's the right fit before committing to a full term — there's no pressure to sign up long-term from the first lesson.
Whether it's an entrance exam next year or GCSEs further down the line, a short conversation is the best place to start.