London Maths tutors and London English tutors | Meet our tutors in Hampton (London) | Hampton Maths tutors and Hampton English tutors.

centrepagecentre
"I would recommend this to anyone. Tom loves it here." Lynne, parent.
centrepagegirlpointing
"I used to hate maths but now I like it. The tutors make the work really fun for me." Sirinya (12).
centrepagekategirl
"Explore helps me concentrate so I can get the answers right."
centrepagetutorboy
"My son's levels have improved dramatically in literacy and numeracy." Amanda, parent.

	Adam Geech Assistant Director - Hampton (London) Adam graduated from Durham University with a 2.1 in Geology in 2007, after which he spent a year as a President of a college in Durham. In this role he was responsible for organising social, sporting and welfare provisions for over 500 students. Adam has always had a great passion for the education of children, spending time working for many youth and sports clubs.
	Emma Logan Assistant Director - Hampton (London) ‘Enjoyment of learning is of utmost importance if children are to succeed and put in their maximum effort. Explore Learning makes education fun and encourages children in all areas. It is wonderful to see so many children thriving in the centre environment and achieving their full potential.’ Emma graduated from the University of Exeter with a 2.1 in Geography with Economics. On her gap year she tutored two home-schooled children in all the core subjects, whilst fulfilling the role of full time nanny. Emma also has experience teaching in Tanzania and nursery schools within the UK. Her passion for education has stemmed from these experiences and from undertaking a 6000 word appraisal based on school-age education as a part of her degree.
	Stephanie van Stokkom Assistant Director - Hampton (London) “What I love about working with children is that every day is varied and incredibly rewarding. I have always wanted to work somewhere that is passionate about developing a child’s self-confidence and enthusiasm for learning. Explore offers a vibrant, positive and encouraging environment for them to work in and it is a pleasure to see the children grow during their time here both in their confidence and in their academic ability.” Stephanie graduated from the University of Southampton with a 2:1 in English. During her time at university she undertook work experience in two secondary schools and ran a series of Shakespeare for Schools workshops for primary school children in the local Southampton area. Stephanie has always possessed a keen passion for children’s education and mentoring, working as a buddy reader, peer counsellor and classroom assistant to students of all abilities during Sixth Form. Her interest in children’s welfare was utilised in her university dissertation which explored Shakespeare’s representation of children and childhood.
	Julie Hodgson Assistant Director