Monthly packages
One monthly fee, per subject, based on how many lessons a week your child attends. No registration fee, no charge for materials, no hidden extras.
All prices are per subject, per month. Choose English, Maths, Science, or any combination — each subject is priced separately.
What every package includes
The same standard whichever package you choose.
90-minute lessons
Focused small-group teaching in English, Maths and Science, taught face to face at Walthamstow Academy — with our own worksheets and booklets, written in house.
Qualified tutors
DBS-checked specialists following the National Curriculum, teaching the AQA, Edexcel and OCR specifications right through to GCSE.
Progress reports
Regular assessment and written feedback for every parent, so you can see how your child is actually doing rather than taking our word for it.
Childcare support you may be able to use
Tuition Republic is a registered childcare provider, so several government schemes can be used towards our fees. They are run by HMRC and DWP, not by us — check GOV.UK for the current rules before you apply.
- Tax-Free Childcare
- Universal Credit childcare costs
- Dated invoices for every payment
Tax-Free Childcare
For children up to the age of 11, or 16 if your child is disabled. For every £8 you pay into your childcare account, the government adds £2.
- Up to £500 every three months, or £2,000 a year
- Up to £1,000 every three months if your child is disabled
- You pay us from the account, and we invoice as normal
Universal Credit childcare costs
If you are working and on Universal Credit, you can claim back up to 85% of your childcare costs, until 31 August after your child’s 16th birthday.
- Up to £1,071.09 a month for one child
- Up to £1,836.16 a month for two or more children
- You pay first and claim it back, so report the cost as soon as you have paid
- You cannot use this and Tax-Free Childcare for the same child
Figures correct as at September 2026.
Not sure which package suits your child?
Start with a free assessment. We will tell you how many lessons a week we think would actually help — which is not always the most expensive option.
