Student Success Stories

14 Jun

Written By Ankit Kapoor

I’ve had the pleasure of working with wonderful students and clients. It’s a privilege to be trusted with their educational journeys.

Here’s some success stories. If you’d like support with your teen’s English studies, get in touch.

A branded image depicting a blonde student with glasses ascend books, ordered into steps, up to a sparkling gold trophy on a podium

The grade jumpers (Year 11s)

Student email saying: 'I got an 8 in Literature (I never thought I would EVER get that grade in year 10 and I'm so happy) — A Year 11 scored an 8 in GCSE English Literature overall and chose to take it to A-Level.

Client email reading: 'Ankit, a big thank you to you. Student scored an 8 in English Language and a 9 in Literature. It's all your efforts that had come in the results. We are grateful to you'. — A Year 11 past student scored an 8 in English Language and a 9 in English Literature

A student email saying they 'found the resources really helpful and ended up getting 9s in both English exams'. — A Year 11 scored 9s in their final GCSE English exams.

A Teams message saying a student scored 62/80 in their mock exam, a grade 8. — A Year 11 scored a grade 8 in their mock.

The prize winners (Year 10 & Year 8)

An email saying a student won their English subject award 'I genuinely believe your teaching and encouragement have played a big part in this achievement. Thank you again for everything you've done for him — it means a lot to us' — Parents proud of their Year 10 for winning their school’s Spring English Award.

A Year 8's parent's WhatsApp message saying their son won a non-fiction writing competition and improved from a 2+ to a 4- — A Year 8 moved from 2+ to 4- and won an award for non-fiction writing

Other wins and kind words

A white cake with pink and orange flowers with green leaves piped between them. Silver foil and edible pearls decorate the cake, which also says 'Best Wishes' in pink frosting. — A cake kindly baked and gifted to me by a parent.

A WhatsApp text from a student after their last lesson saying they've moved from a '5 to a 7+ as I will hopefully achieve' and that they'll 'definitely remember a lot of this' during their 'time in 6th form, uni and above'. — A WhatsApp message from a student after their last lesson.

A client WhatsApp message saying that 'your coaching has helped him' (their son) 'immensely especially with technique and hence his confidence' — A parent’s WhatsApp about how tutoring helped with a student’s technique and confidence.

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