Trefoil Tutors was established in 2011 with a mission to bring a new level of professionalism to tutoring. Providing outstanding teaching and learning and enriching a student’s educational experience are at the forefront of all that we do.
We offer specialist small group tuition for Years 3 to 13, in order to augment and support the teaching that students receive in school.
Our ethos
Our business is based on three foundational values: Personal, Passionate, Professional.
Personal
Being a tutor at Trefoil Tutors goes far beyond providing a platform for outstanding teaching and learning. Our tutors are seen as mentors to students as much as they are teachers. Getting to know students and their families during their time with us is a cornerstone of what we hold to be important and is paramount in ensuring we can communicate effectively with our clients.
Passionate
At Trefoil Tutors, we are equally committed to sharing our subject knowledge as well as our love of the subjects we teach with our students. Making lessons dynamic, interesting and engaging helps us develop an enjoyment of the subject and promote life-long learning in our students. We are unashamedly geeky!
Professional
All too often, tutoring is seen as an additional job. Our team see tutoring differently - we approach it as a vocation in itself. We aim to professionalise all we do, both with regards to our tutoring and our administrative procedures. We use the exceptionally high standards of top Independent and Grammar Schools as the benchmark we hold ourselves to.
Recent news
OXFORD UNIVERSITY MATHS FESTIVAL 2023
Lucy, April 28, 2023
The Oxford University Mathematics Festival takes place on the weekend of Saturday, 13th May and Sunday, 14th May.
This festival was first held in 2018 after undergraduates who had attended the Ireland Maths Week were inspired to organise something similar in their community. This year will mark the festival’s 5th anniversary!
TIME TO “PAD UP” AND “HEAD TO THE MIDDLE”
Lucy, April 27, 2023
As we begin the Summer Term, it is often a time when many of our students find themselves wearing their cricket whites, hauling their gigantic cricket bags into the car and knocking-in bats, ready for another exciting cricket season. We thought it would be a good time to share this "little ripper" from The Cricketer, to add a little extra competition to those Saturday afternoons in the field!
GOOD LUCK TO PARTICIPANTS OF THE JUNIOR MATHS CHALLENGE!
Lucy, April 26, 2023
The Junior Mathematics Challenge begins today, with Year 7 and Year 8 students competing for gold, silver and bronze certificates across the country.
This challenge, created by The United Kingdom Mathematics Trust is intended to encourage mathematical reasoning, precision of thought, and fluency in using basic mathematical techniques to solve interesting problems. The problems on the Junior Mathematical Challenge are designed to make students think. Most are accessible, yet still challenge those with more experience.