The Learning Circle Tutor
Is your Year 1-7 child struggling with literacy or numeracy foundations? We would love to help bridge these gaps, keeping learning fun. Located in Fremantle.
Face to face, Teams, individual & semi-private sessions available. Call Nicola 0438853553 NOW.
17/06/2026
Many parents tell us they are waiting for the next report before seeking support.
But often, the signs are already there.
Perhaps homework is taking much longer than expected. Maybe reading has become a battle. Or your child is beginning to say things like, "I'm not good at this."
You don't need a report to tell you that something feels difficult.
At The Learning Circle Tutor, we help families understand what is happening beneath the surface through literacy support, maths intervention and early identification of learning gaps.
The sooner we understand the challenge, the sooner we can help build confidence again.
π» Trust your instincts.
16/06/2026
Children learn best when they feel understood. π»
Before meaningful learning can happen, children need to feel safe, supported and accepted for who they are.
Every child learns differently. Some need concepts explained another way. Some need more repetition. Some need extra encouragement before they feel ready to take a risk.
Creating an inclusive learning environment isn't an extra part of our work. It is the foundation of everything we do.
When children feel supported, they are more willing to engage, ask questions, and persevere through challenges.
Thank you, Carly, for your beautiful feedback and for allowing us to support your child's growth in both skills and confidence.
14/06/2026
Sometimes the biggest change isn't found in a reading level or a writing sample.
It's seeing a child begin to believe in themselves again. π»
When children experience success in learning, confidence follows. They become more willing to have a go, take risks, and trust that they can work through challenges.
That confidence often flows far beyond literacy sessions and into the classroom, friendships, and everyday life.
We're passionate about creating a supportive environment where children feel safe to learn, make mistakes, and grow at their own pace.
Thank you, Sharon, for trusting us to be part of your daughter's learning journey. Watching children develop both skills and self-belief is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.
One of the greatest gifts of small group learning is something many parents don't expect.
Children realise they're not the only one finding learning hard. π»
Instead of sitting in a busy classroom feeling like everyone else understands, or feeling all the pressure of a one-to-one session, small groups create a space where children can learn alongside peers, share ideas, ask questions, and build confidence together.
They discover that making mistakes is part of learning. They hear different ways of thinking. They celebrate each other's successes.
At The Learning Circle Tutor, we know that every child is different. While some benefit most from individual support, many thrive in a thoughtfully structured small group where they receive focused teaching alongside valuable peer interaction.
In this interview, Kirstin Harris shares why small group intervention can be the perfect balance of personalised support, connection, and confidence building.
π» Sometimes, knowing you're not alone is the first step towards believing you can do it.
13/06/2026
Do you know a passionate educator who is looking for a satisfying casual role?
Please share this with them.
Join our team to assist local families and children who are struggling with their literacy and/ or numeracy foundations. We make a difference everyday, without the confines of an overcrowded curriculum. We meet children where they are and utilise their strengths to bridge their gaps.
If this appeals to you or someone you know, please be part of the process of assisting these students by sharing this post π π»
13/06/2026
π» The teacher you've always wanted to be? You can be that here.
β¨ Learn more about the role and read the full position description:
https://www.thelearningcircletutor.com.au/hiring
At The Learning Circle Tutor, we're looking for an experienced primary educator who is passionate about helping children rebuild confidence through evidence-based literacy and numeracy intervention.
We're searching for someone who:
π» Has 5+ years of primary teaching experience
π» Is already trained in Sounds-Write
π» Is confident teaching maths foundations across Years 1β7
π» Believes strong relationships are just as important as strong teaching
This is more than a tutoring role. It's an opportunity to work alongside a team of educators who genuinely care about helping children close learning gaps and experience success.
If you're looking for a workplace where connection comes first and science-based teaching guides everything you do, we'd love you to explore this opportunity.
π» Before applying, please take the time to read the full role description to ensure it aligns with your experience and values.
Our third guest interviewee is Kirstin who is the founder of Absolutely 4 Kids. They believe that when your child feels safe, seen, and supported, their confidence blossoms - and so does their learning.
βThrough their play-based tutoring, school readiness programs, and early education classes in Mackay, they help children thrive not only in school, but in life.
Guest Info:
Kirstin Harris
Owner | Absolutely 4 kids!
Mackay, QLD
www.absolutely4kids.com.au
Decimals can feel tricky at first. Lots of children can read the numbers but feel unsure about what they actually mean. π»
That is why strong maths foundations matter.
When children understand decimals through clear teaching, hands-on learning, visual models and real examples, confidence begins to grow. Small concepts build into bigger understanding.
At The Learning Circle Tutor, we focus on helping children develop deep understanding, not just memorising procedures. Because when maths makes sense, children are more willing to have a go, make mistakes, and keep learning.
These moments matter π» Building confidence one concept at a time.
Our second guest interviewee is Jess who is the owner of Specialist Education Service, and supports students in Yr K-12 to develop their ability in reading, spelling and writing.
Her centre is located in Port Macquarie and is the place to visit if you require expert literacy support for your child. There is no other service in the area offering this level of expertise.
If your child is struggling with the basics, this conversation might shift the way you think about support.
I hope you enjoy her insights into the benefits of small groups in intervention.
π€ Guest Info:
Jess Manton
Owner | Specialist Education Service
Port Macquarie, NSW
www.jessmantonses.com
Small groups can be powerful for learning π»
In our latest expert conversation with Dale Mahlagwai from Top Tier Tuition New Zealand, we explored why small group learning can make such a difference for children.
When children learn alongside others, they have opportunities to speak, listen, explain ideas, and build confidence in their thinking.
As Dale shared, children strengthen understanding when they can explain learning to someone else.
This is especially important for literacy, where strong speaking and listening skills help build reading and writing foundations.
At TLC, we know every child learns differently. Some thrive one-to-one. Others flourish through connection and discussion.
π» Learning is not one-size-fits-all.
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| Monday | 7:30am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 5pm |