Two year A levels, taught one student at a time

A full sixth form from Year 12 through to exams, with every lesson taught one to one or in a group of two or three, and an hour of individual mentoring each week.

What studying here is actually like

A week at Westminster Tutors does not look like a week at a school. There is no class of thirty, no form group and no sitting through a lesson on something you already understand. Instead there is a timetable of individual and very small group lessons, written for you, with private study built into the gaps and staff on hand in the building while you use them.

In practice that changes three things. Teaching moves at your pace, so weak topics get the time they need and strong ones stop wasting it. Written work is marked closely and discussed rather than handed back with a grade. And nothing goes unnoticed for long, because a tutor teaching two people cannot fail to see when one of them has stopped following.

Because nothing is timetabled around a class, no combination is ruled out by the timetable, and we enter candidates with all UK exam boards.

Two sixth form students working through a problem together at a library table, one pointing at the page.

Subjects

Students take from over 25 A level subjects, in any combination, on any UK exam board.

Mathematics

  • Mathematics
  • Further Mathematics

Sciences

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Physics

Social Sciences

  • Economics
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Psychology
  • Sociology

Humanities

  • History
  • Geography
  • Philosophy
  • Religious Studies
  • Classical Civilisation
  • Latin

English

  • English Literature
  • English Language

Languages

  • French
  • Spanish
  • German
  • Italian
  • Mandarin Chinese

Arts

  • Art and Design
  • History of Art
  • Music
  • Drama and Theatre

If a subject you need is not listed, ask. Courses are timetabled individually, so we can often arrange teaching in a subject that a school would not run for a single student.

Entry

Westminster Tutors is non selective. There is no entrance examination and no published minimum grade profile.

The purpose of the conversation is not to decide whether you are good enough. It is to work out what the course would need to look like for you to reach the grades you want, and to be honest with you if we think a different plan would serve you better.

Placeholder. The admissions steps, what to bring, and the points in the year at which students can join will be written here.

A sixth form student sitting at a library table with an open notebook, looking up from their work.

Timetables that survive a commute

Most of our students travel in, some from well outside London. Because the timetable is built one student at a time, teaching can be concentrated into fewer, longer days, or arranged to avoid the worst of the rush hour. Tell us what the journey looks like before the timetable is written rather than after.

2026 outcomes

33%
of grades at A* or A 2026 results
75%
of grades at A* to B 2026 results
88%
of applicants placed at Russell Group universities 2026 cohort

Around 95% of each A level cohort goes on to higher education. The college was rated Exceeding Expectations by the Independent Schools Inspectorate in 2024 and is reviewed in the Good Schools Guide.

Fees and what they cover

Fees depend on the number of subjects taken and the amount of individual teaching in the timetable, so they are quoted per student rather than published as a single figure.

We will give you a written figure before you commit to anything. Call 020 7584 1288 or send an enquiry and we will talk it through.

Placeholder. Fee levels and what a quote includes will be written here.

Come and see a lesson

The best way to understand a one to one timetable is to sit in on one. Arrange a visit and you will meet the tutor who would teach your subject, see the building and ask whatever you need to ask.