Your child deserves more than extra reading practice. Through personalized, evidence-based reading tutoring, we help children build strong literacy skills and the confidence to thrive in school and beyond.
Whether your child is just beginning to read, struggling to keep up, or simply needs more individualized support, you don't have to navigate it alone.
At Thriving Readers, we combine structured literacy instruction with engaging, personalized lessons that help children become skilled, confident readers. Along the way, we partner with parents, providing the clarity and practical guidance you need to confidently support your child's reading journey at home.
Most parents don't wake up one morning thinking,
"I should find a reading tutor."
It usually starts much earlier.
Your child hesitates over words they used to know.
Reading homework becomes a struggle.
Books that once sparked curiosity are now met with frustration.
Maybe they've started saying,
"I'm just not good at reading."
Or maybe they never say the words out loud, but you notice them avoiding books whenever they can.
So you do what every caring parent does.
You search online, talk to teachers, ask friends.
You try reading together more, flashcards, different books.
Everyone seems to have advice, yet no one can tell you exactly what your child needs.
It's exhausting.
The truth is, learning to read is complex. Children don't all learn the same way or at the same pace. When a child needs additional support, more practice alone isn't always the answer.
They need instruction that's matched to how they learn.
That's where we come in.
At Thriving Readers, we identify the skills your child currently has and what they need next, then provide personalized, evidence-based reading tutoring that builds both competence and confidence.
Because every child deserves to experience the moment they realize,
"I can do this."
The universe handed me Kate when we needed her most. In just five months, our son learned more than he had in two years of school. We no longer fear a learning disability. He is thriving, confident, curious, and engaged. He is willing to try before getting overwhelmed. I only wish we had started sooner.
Of course reading skills matter.
Learning to decode unfamiliar words matters.
Spelling matters.
Fluency matters.
But that's not why most families come to Thriving Readers.
They come because they want something much bigger for their child.
They want a child who walks into school with confidence.
A child who volunteers to read instead of avoiding it.
A child who believes mistakes are part of learning, not proof that they aren't capable.
A child who enjoys discovering new books, ideas, and stories.
That's the transformation we care most about.
Reading skills are the foundation, but they aren't the finish line.
When children receive instruction that's tailored to their needs, something remarkable happens.
They stop guessing at words.
They become more independent.
They notice words everywhere they go.
They write notes to family members.
They tell stories with excitement.
Most importantly, they begin seeing themselves differently.
Not as children who struggle with reading.
But as children who can read.
That shift doesn't stop with literacy.
Confidence grows.
Curiosity returns.
School becomes less intimidating.
Learning becomes something they can enjoy.
That's why our goal isn't simply to improve reading skills.
It's to help children become confident readers who carry that belief with them for years to come.
Our daughter went from being extremely behind in reading to grade level within four to five months. More importantly, she became a happy, joyful participant in class. Her teachers are blown away by her progress and the change in her since working with Thriving Readers.
Every child learns to read at their own pace, and needing extra support doesn't mean something is "wrong."
Sometimes children simply need instruction that's more explicit, more personalized, or better matched to how they learn.
Your child may benefit from reading tutoring if they:
Avoid reading or become frustrated during reading activities.
Guess at words instead of sounding them out.
Work much harder than their classmates just to keep up.
Have lost confidence in themselves as a reader.
Continue struggling despite lots of practice at home.
Need more individualized instruction than they're receiving in the classroom.
Are doing well but would benefit from personalized support that helps them continue growing with confidence.
You don't need a diagnosis.
You don't need to wait until your child is "far enough behind."
And you don't need to figure everything out on your own before asking for help.
Sometimes the most valuable first step is simply having a conversation.
During your free consultation, we'll talk about your concerns, learn more about your child, and help you determine whether reading tutoring is the right fit. If it isn't, we'll tell you honestly.
Our goal isn't to convince every family to enrol in tutoring.
It's to help every family find the support that's right for their child.
There are plenty of tutors who can provide extra reading practice.
Our goal is different.
We're here to help children become confident readers while giving parents the clarity and support to feel confident, too.
Everything we do is built around that mission.
Your child deserves teaching methods that have been proven to work.
That's why every lesson is grounded in structured literacy and the science of reading, not trends, guesswork, or one-size-fits-all programs.
Each lesson is carefully planned to strengthen the foundational skills children need to become successful readers, from phonemic awareness and decoding to fluency and spelling.
When instruction is based on evidence, children spend less time feeling frustrated and more time experiencing success.
No two children learn exactly the same way.
Some need extra support with phonemic awareness.
Others need help decoding unfamiliar words, building fluency, strengthening spelling, or developing confidence.
That's why we don't teach a program.
We teach your child.
Every lesson is personalized to your child's strengths, needs, interests, and pace, creating meaningful opportunities for success from the very beginning.
Parents often tell us it's the first time their child has truly felt seen.
Kate is truly excellent at what she does. She is focused, prepared, and flexible to meet a child where they are. She creates an exceptional learning environment, teaches with purpose, and builds genuine confidence in her students.
Strong reading skills open doors.
Confidence gives children the courage to walk through them.
That's why we celebrate every success.
Each mastered sound.
Each newly decoded word.
Each moment a child chooses to try instead of giving up.
Those moments build momentum.
Over time, children begin taking more risks, participating more in class, and discovering that reading isn't something to fear.
It's something they can do.
Kate helped our daughter build self-belief, confidence, and self-esteem. She created structured lessons with just the right balance of fun and challenge, and our daughter is now doing so well in school.
When a child is struggling to read, parents often feel like they're struggling too.
You want to help, but you're not always sure what's working, what isn't, or what to do next.
We believe you deserve support just as much as your child.
Throughout tutoring, you'll receive regular updates, practical strategies, and honest conversations about your child's progress.
You'll understand what your child is learning, why it matters, and how to confidently support them at home without feeling like you have to become their teacher.
Because meaningful progress happens when children, parents, and tutors work together.
It's a team approach. Kate wants us to learn how to engage in learning with our children as much as she wants our children to learn with her, and we fully support that.
Getting started is simple.
We'll begin with a relaxed conversation about your child, your concerns, and what you've been noticing.
We'll answer your questions, explain our approach, and help you decide whether tutoring is the right next step.
If we're not the best fit, we'll tell you honestly.
If you decide to move forward, we'll identify your child's current reading skills and determine exactly where they need support.
Rather than guessing, we create a clear roadmap based on your child's individual strengths and needs.
Your child will receive one-on-one lessons that are engaging, encouraging, and tailored specifically to them.
Every lesson builds on previous success, helping your child develop stronger reading skills while growing in confidence.
As your child's skills grow, you'll see more than improved reading.
You'll see greater confidence, more independence, a willingness to tackle new challenges, and a child who begins to see themselves as a capable reader.
That's the transformation we're working toward together.
Every family is different.
That's why Thriving Readers offers both online reading tutoring and in-person tutoring for families in the London-Strathroy, Ontario area.
Whichever option you choose, your child receives the same personalized, evidence-based instruction, engaging lessons, and encouraging support.
For families in the London-Strathroy, Ontario area, in-person tutoring provides a welcoming space where children build literacy skills through hands-on learning, meaningful relationships, and individualized instruction.
For families across Ontario and beyond, online tutoring offers the same high-quality instruction without the drive.
Lessons are interactive, engaging, and designed specifically for virtual learning. Many parents are surprised by how quickly their child becomes comfortable learning online and how much they enjoy each lesson.
I was extremely wary of virtual tutoring before working with Kate. We had tried other in-person tutoring with little progress. Thriving Readers exceeded all of our expectations. Our daughter went from being extremely behind in reading to grade level within four to five months.
Whether we meet around the same table or through the same screen, our goal is the same:
Helping your child become a confident reader.
When you invest in reading tutoring, you're investing in much more than reading lessons.
You're investing in your child's confidence.
Their independence.
Their willingness to tackle new challenges.
Their belief that they can succeed.
That's the transformation we're working toward together.
Personalized, evidence-based structured literacy instruction
A learning plan tailored to your child's strengths and needs
Engaging lessons that build confidence alongside literacy skills
Ongoing progress monitoring
Practical strategies to help you support learning at home
Regular communication, so you always know how your child is progressing
Investment starts at $100 CAD per hour.
There are no long-term contracts or required packages.
Families are billed monthly, giving you flexibility as your child's needs change.
Every family begins with a free consultation so you can feel confident that tutoring is the right fit before making a commitment.
We'll answer your questions, discuss your child's reading journey, and recommend the best next step.
Whether we work together or point you in a different direction, our goal is the same:
Helping your child become a confident reader.
Nothing I was doing at home was helping him catch up. In a short time, Kate gave him the foundational skills he was missing, and he's now making progress and feeling more confident.

Meet Kate
Hi, I'm Kate.
I'm a teacher, literacy specialist, and the founder of Thriving Readers.
Throughout my career, I've worked with children who needed more than extra practice. They needed instruction that matched how they learned, relationships that made them feel safe to take risks, and adults who believed in them before they believed in themselves.
That's why I founded Thriving Readers.
Every tutoring plan is grounded in evidence-based structured literacy, personalized for each child, and built around a partnership between parent, teacher, and child.
My goal isn't simply to help children become stronger readers.
It's to help them become confident learners who carry those skills and that self-belief into school and beyond.
If you'd like to learn more about my teaching philosophy and the wonderful educators who make Thriving Readers possible, I'd love to introduce you.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you're asking the question, it's worth having a conversation.
Many parents contact us because something simply doesn't feel right. Their child may be avoiding reading, becoming frustrated with homework, or working much harder than expected to make progress.
You don't need to wait for your child to fall significantly behind or receive a formal diagnosis before seeking support.
Your free consultation is an opportunity to talk through your concerns, ask questions, and determine whether reading tutoring is the right next step for your family.
Absolutely.
Many families are surprised by how engaging and effective online tutoring can be.
Children receive personalized instruction, interactive activities, and one-to-one support from the comfort of home, without sacrificing quality.
In fact, many children feel more relaxed learning in a familiar environment, allowing them to focus, participate, and build confidence more quickly.
"I was extremely wary of virtual tutoring before working with Kate. Thriving Readers exceeded all of our expectations. Our daughter went from being extremely behind in reading to grade level within four to five months." — Stephanie
We primarily support beginning and struggling readers from preschool through Grade 4.
Whether your child is learning their first letter sounds or needs targeted support strengthening foundational literacy skills, we'll meet them where they are and help them move forward with confidence.
Most families attend one or two lessons each week.
We recommend at least one hour of instruction weekly, whether that's one 60-minute lesson or two 30-minute lessons.
During your consultation, we'll recommend a schedule based on your child's needs, goals, and stage of development.
Yes.
Parent partnership is one of the things that makes Thriving Readers different.
You'll receive practical guidance, recommendations, and resources that help you understand what your child is learning and how to confidently support them at home.
Our goal isn't simply to teach your child.
It's to empower your whole family.
Every child is different.
Progress depends on your child's starting point, attendance, and the specific skills they're developing.
What we can promise is that every lesson is purposeful, personalized, and designed to move your child forward.
We'll celebrate every milestone along the way because small wins become remarkable progress over time.
Learning to read changes far more than report cards.
It changes how children see themselves.
When children believe they can read, they become more willing to take on challenges, participate with confidence, and discover the joy that books can bring.
That's why our work has never been about extra reading practice.
It's about helping children build the skills, confidence, and self-belief they need to thrive in school and beyond.
And it's about giving parents the clarity and support they've been searching for.
If you're looking for thoughtful, evidence-based reading tutoring from someone who will care about your child as much as you do, we'd love to meet you.
Let's take the first step together
Choosing a reading tutor is an important decision.
A free consultation is simply an opportunity to meet, talk about your child, and determine whether Thriving Readers is the right fit for your family.
No pressure.
No obligation.
Just an honest conversation about what's best for your child.
“I love all the things you offer – the personal attention, the promptness with communication, the flexibility, and the resources. But …
Reading is difficult for her.
Paying attention to academic materials for an hour is difficult for her.
Sitting still is difficult for her!
So, the very fact that she doesn’t hesitate in the slightest to sign onto her tutoring sessions with you is a major win in my books.
- Sandie, Thriving Readers Parent
Usually, he asks me to read them to him, and when I suggest he read them, he is reluctant. But now he has the confidence to try himself, and he usually gets the words right.
He has also recently started asking me for help writing poems and stories, which is a new and unexpected development, as he has never done so in the past.
All that to say, thank you.”
- V.B., Thriving Readers Parent
“My daughter went from being extremely behind in reading to grade-level within a few months.
Kate and Lauren have exceeded ALL of our expectations.
My daughter has gone from passive attendance at school to a willing, happy, and joyful participant in her classes. Her teachers are blown away by her progress and the transformation she has undergone since working with Thriving Readers.
We also love that they are extremely flexible and willing to work with families to fit tutoring seamlessly into their schedules. Thank you so much, Kate and Lauren!”
- Stephanie, Thriving Readers Parent
Hi, I'm Kate!
Certified Teacher and Literacy Coach

If there’s one thing I wish every parent of a struggling reader knew, it’s this:
Not to be dramatic, but if this were a novel …
“Wait and see” would be the villain.
The enemy.
The plotline that steals your happy ending. !!Gasp!!
As certified teachers and reading tutors serving children of all abilities and ages,
Instead, we follow an evidence-based approach that has been proven to help children of all backgrounds and abilities, but is (sadly) not often taught in schools.
Why are we so passionate about this approach and helping your child read now (versus waiting)?
Because the statistics are as shocking as permanent marker on the wall:
So, when you have concerns about your child’s reading abilities…
… but doubt your instincts because the school is telling you to “wait and see” what happens in a few years …
Trust yourself.
Your concerns are valid. They are a good enough reason to act.
And the sooner you act, the less time, money, stress, and fighting over homework you’ll have to go through in the long run. Whew!
“Waiting and seeing” won’t help your child read at grade level and beyond.
Your child absolutely has the potential to become a stronger, more confident reader.
With the right support and approach, they can thrive.
The problem? Most teachers were never shown the most effective, research-backed methods for teaching reading.
And even the ones who seek out that training on their own?
They’re often stuck under layers of red tape and told, “Sorry, we have to use this other program – it’s the one that’s funded.”
(Insert me eye-rolling hard right here.)
If you learned to read by going to school, you were likely part of the 60% who succeeded despite how reading was taught, not because of it.
Your child’s struggles with reading aren’t their fault.
They’re a result of a system that expects all kids to learn in a way that simply doesn’t work for almost half of them.
Some good news enters the chat:
We’ll meet your child where they’re at and create personalized, 1:1 sessions that ensure they reach their reading goals and potential.
Most importantly …
We’ll give your child the gift of not having to worry about being behind, and the confidence that they will have a good chance at a better life because they can read.
Not to mention …
They’ll actually look forward to their tutoring sessions with us. Win-Win!
The best compliment we hear from our students?
“Thank you for teaching me until I learn it.
From severe dyslexia and non-verbal conditions, to simply not getting the right curriculum at school …
We support all children who are reading at a Grade 4 level or below – regardless of their age, diagnosis, circumstances, or ability.
Most of our students are in grades K-4, but we happily serve students in a variety of age ranges, including preschoolers, middle schoolers, and high schoolers.
Homework and reading at night are always a fight. (Hang in there, we’ll change that!)
Your child has dyslexia, attention challenges, dysgraphia, a reading delay, or another verbal processing or learning disorder.
Your child has advanced reading skills and is not being sufficiently challenged in school.
You want to spend more time being your child’s parent, not their “reading coach” or “homework monitor.”
You homeschool and want to offload some of the educational responsibilities.
Your child is not receiving the right curriculum or support they need at school to learn to read.
Great question. We’ll tell you:
We use a evidence-based reading curriculum that has been tested and proven to help kids succeed, regardless of their:
✅Learning differences
✅Background
✅Socio-economic status
The curriculum we use is called UFLI.
Yep. No gatekeeping here. You can find UFLI on the Internet, watch YouTube videos on it, and even teach it to your child yourself.
OR, a better idea:
So we can identify any potential issues that arise and provide your child with the extra support they need.
So we can use all the teaching tricks we have up our sleeves when your child is struggling and needs more of an explanation than any curriculum answer key can provide.
So you don’t have the mental load of being your child’s reading tutor on top of being their parent.
Truthfully? We’re “big kids at heart” around here. We genuinely love working 1:1 with our students.
We are NOT here to ‘force’ reading upon your child.
Instead, we are here to:
Help them advance their reading skills
Meet them where they’re at
Give them a massive sense of confidence, self-belief, and accomplishment
Create an environment where they actually look forward to their tutoring sessions!
Available online for families everywhere and in-person for families in the London, Strathroy area
Flexible Support, No Long-Term Commitments
All tutoring packages are month-to-month. No minimum commitments – you are free to pause or cancel at any time.
We almost always recommend starting with one hour per week. Most of our students meet with their tutor 1-2 hours weekly, depending on their goals and learning needs.
Your child will always have the same tutor at each session.
All Packages Include:
Weekly online or in-person tutoring sessions
Flexible scheduling, including before, during, or after school and weekends
Personalized, 1:1 instruction with the same tutor
Evidence-based learning with engaging games and activities
Ongoing assessments and progress tracking
Regular and prompt parent communication and updates
At-home practice and learning recommendations
Optional Add-Ons:
Monthly parent coaching calls
Detailed monthly learning reports
Priority scheduling
Tutoring packages are custom for each child and their needs.
Families typically invest $350 to $ 1,000 CAD per month.
All packages are billed hourly.
Our tutors always go “beyond the hour” with homework help between sessions and parent support.
Build skills, spark confidence, and create a strong foundation
2 x 30 minute weekly lessons
or
1 x 60 minute weekly lesson
Accelerate learning with steady support and consistent progress
3 x 30 minute weekly lessons
Double the sessions, double the growth — for students ready to soar
4 x 30 minute weekly lessons
or
2 x 60 minute weekly lessons
*For students that are more than one grade level behind and needing to make significant progress, this is the recommended package
We’ll help you determine the right package based on your child’s grade level, goals, learning needs, and your family’s budget and schedule during your free consultation.
Your first step is to click the button below and book that call with us today!
- Nicole, Thriving Readers Parent
In our first session, we’ll do a reading and spelling assessment to determine your child's current level.
This will show us what skills they already have and what’s missing. Using this info, we’ll create a personalized plan made just for them. We’ll do these assessments periodically and send you regular progress reports!
Most 30-60 minute reading tutoring sessions will include:
1️⃣Reviewing the skills they learned in previous sessions.
2️⃣Phonological awareness games that include rhyming and manipulating sound words, which are key to learning how to read.
3️⃣Learning a new reading and spelling skill and practicing it together.
4️⃣ Show and share time and reading games – just for fun! Because building connections matters most.
5️⃣(Optional) Sending home any resources or skills to practice at home between sessions.
They have made such a profound impact on our daughter's academic journey.
We are endlessly grateful for their dedication, expertise, and unwavering commitment to her success.”
- Jill, Thriving Reading Parent
Hi there! In case we haven’t met, I’m Kate.
I’m a certified reading teacher and literacy coach, and the founder of Thriving Readers. People often ask me, “Kate, why tutoring?”
I know why; I will never forget the moment I decided to dedicate all my heart and soul to helping kids learn to read.
I was working as a classroom teacher at the time. I was checking my email late at night (like teachers do!) when this message from a 7th-grade student stopped me in my tracks:
“Because I can’t read … I won’t be able to get a good job … I won’t be able to pay bills … I won’t be able to have a house … I’m going to be homeless.”
To say this broke my heart would be the understatement of the century.
No child should be worrying about not getting a job or being homeless – ever.
The truth is, teachers are not always taught how to teach reading effectively when they study for their Bachelor's degree in Education. It’s not that they don’t want to help their students succeed in this area – it’s that they truthfully don’t know how.
Luckily, when I received my MA in Child Study and Education, I was introduced to the science and shown how to teach reading in a way that all kids can understand.
I started using this approach and was thankfully supported by the school where I was working.
Before I knew it, I had more students coming to me to learn to read than I could keep up with.
Thriving Readers was born. Today, we are a small team of certified teachers, trained in the UFLI method, who are dedicated and passionate about working one-on-one with students, both online and in person, and helping them succeed.
Because we know literacy is a necessity for life.
“Kate and her team are truly excellent at what they do.
- Maggie, Thriving Readers Parent
Ask away – we’ve got you covered.
If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for in these FAQs, send us an email or book a free call to learn more. We’re always happy to talk through any questions you may have.
What ages or grade levels do you work with?
Most of our students are in Grades K–4, but we work with children of all ages who are reading below a Grade 4 level—including preschoolers, middle schoolers, and even high school students. Book a free call to learn more.
Is my child too young for a reading tutor?
No. Reading support in the early years reduces the likelihood of developing low confidence and poor academic self-esteem. We can help young children develop foundational reading skills that will enable them to become capable learners from the very beginning. Book a free call to learn more.
Does my child need a diagnosis to work with you?
Nope! Some of our students have formal diagnoses like dyslexia, ADHD, or language-based learning differences, and others are just not getting the right support or curriculum at school. If your child is struggling with reading, we can help.
The best way to determine if we can support your child is to schedule a complimentary call with us to learn more. Book your free call with us.
What if my child doesn’t like reading or refuses to sit still?
We get it. Many of our students come to us feeling frustrated, restless, or exhausted after reading. That’s why our sessions are 1:1, personalized, and playful—designed to keep kids engaged, moving, and feeling successful. The best way to know if we can support your child is to book a free call with us to chat more.
How do online sessions work? Will my child stay engaged?
Yes! Online tutoring is one of our most popular options. Our teachers use interactive tools, screen sharing, and games to keep kids engaged and focused. Many students even prefer online sessions once they try them! Online learning also provides greater flexibility in scheduling for your family.
Rest assured: this is definitely not a chaotic online learning environment of the COVID era. (Thank goodness!) Book a free call with us to learn more about online sessions.
Can I switch between online and in-person tutoring?
Absolutely. Based on your schedule and availability, you can choose online, in-person (if you're local), or a mix of both. We'll work with what’s best for your family. Book a free call to learn more!
Is there a long-term commitment?
Nope! All tutoring is offered on a month-to-month basis. You can pause or cancel at any time. We want this to feel flexible, supportive, and low-pressure. Book a free call to learn more.
What makes Thriving Readers different from other tutors or programs?
We’re a small, highly trained team of certified teachers who use the UFLI approach—an evidence-backed method that works for all types of learners. We combine structure with heart, and we genuinely care about helping your child succeed and enjoy the learning process.
Our tutoring services are personalized, one-on-one, and designed to meet your child where they’re at.
Your child will have the same tutor at each session, who genuinely knows and cares about them. Book a free call to learn more!
How do I know which package is right for my child?
You don’t have to guess—we’ll help you decide! When you book your free consultation, we’ll recommend the best package based on your child’s goals, learning needs, grade level, and your schedule and budget.
How quickly will I see results?
While every child is unique, most families begin to see noticeable improvements in as little as three weeks. That might look like more confidence, smoother reading, or fewer homework battles—and often, all of the above. Book a free call to learn more.
What does a typical tutoring session look like?
We begin by reviewing the letter sounds, heart words, and concepts that we have been working on so far.
We’ll also play phonological awareness games and patterns to rhyme and manipulate sound words, which is key in learning how to read.
Then, we’ll introduce a new concept or reading skill and play a variety of games and read decodable passages to practice it.
Because building relationships is so important to us and the success of your child’s sessions, we often close our sessions with share time and reading games just for fun.
We work to keep each lesson engaging and tailored to your child's specific learning needs.
Book a free call to learn more.
Kate is an excellent tutor! She is positive, patient, and organized, and is always extremely engaged during the weekly sessions with our daughter.
She is insightful in how to enhance her learning and does so in a fun yet effective way, utilizing games and different concepts each time.”
- Jenn, Thriving Readers Parent
She has a natural way of connecting with our daughter and established a positive relationship from the get-go.
Kate has helped our daughter build self-belief, confidence, and self-esteem. Our daughter is doing so well in school now, and Kate has contributed greatly to this achievement.”
- Michelle, Thriving Readers Parent
If you scrolled all this way …
You could:
❎Buy reading workbooks and try to work on reading at home
But those workbooks aren’t personalized to your child’s needs. They’re not based on proven, research-backed strategies – and let’s be honest: they don’t work. You know it; I know it! Every parent who has tried them knows it. #truestory!
❎Go with a big-box tutoring company
And get one teacher overseeing 4-5 students at once? Another hour of screen time with little engagement or connection with others? That’s not the focused, personalized support your child needs or deserves.
❎Find a more affordable tutor
Tutoring is not a regulated industry. Anyone can call themselves a tutor and charge whatever they want. A $20/hour tutor might sound good … until you realize your child isn’t making progress, isn’t enjoying it, and it’s ultimately a waste of time (and money – boo!).
I will not waste your time or money.
If I’m not completely confident that I can help your child, I’ll let you know during our free consultation.
We’ll give your child 1:1 personalized reading tutoring sessions – available online everywhere or in-person in the London-Strathroy area – designed to meet them where they are and help them move forward.
✔️ 1-2 hours per week
✔️ Month-to-month commitment only
✔️ No stress for you
✔️ Progress that your child—and you—can see and feel
Your child will look forward to tutoring each week and gain confidence as their reading skills grow.
You have nothing to lose by working with us for one month.
No questions asked. No pressure.
We might be a little biased here :), but …
Trusting us with your child’s reading is hands down a better investment than workbooks, bargain tutors, big-box programs, or crossing your fingers and hoping they catch up.
Ready when you are!
Click the button below to book your free, no-pressure consult and see if we’re the right fit.
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