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✏️ Phonics| Early reading| Primary English Tutoring
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05/10/2026

A little snippet from one of my 1-to-1 phonics sessions, focusing on Phase 3 digraphs and helping to build confidence with reading.

I currently have spaces available for:
Small group phonics sessions
Limited 1-to-1 tuition
If your child needs support with phonics, blending or becoming a more confident reader, send me a message and we can have a chat about how I can help.
Give your child the skills and confidence they need to become a stronger reader.

20/08/2026

✏️ When do we use ‘ai’ or ‘ay’ for the /ai/ sound?

👉 ai is usually found in the middle of a word:
rain • train • paint • snail

👉 ay is usually found at the end of a word or syllable:
play • stay • day • Sunday

💡 Easy way to remember:
AI in the middle, AY at the end!

📚 Want your child to learn spelling rules like this and more? Join my small-group phonics classes. Link in bio!

17/08/2026

✏️ When do we use tch or ch?

When the /ch/ sound comes straight after a short vowel sound, we usually use tch:

match • fetch • pitch • notch • hutch

For all other sounds, we usually use ch:

lunch • bench • march • crunch

⚠️ Watch out for the exceptions!
much • which • such • rich

These have a short vowel sound but still use ch.

💡 Remember:
Short vowel? TCH!
All others? CH!
But much, which, such and rich break the rule!

📚 Join my small-group phonics classes to learn spelling rules like this and more. Link in bio.

15/08/2026

If it ends with a /v/, you must add an e! ✏️

English words don’t usually end in the letter v, so we add a silent e:

have • give • love • live • save

An easy spelling rule for your child to remember!

Want more support with phonics, reading and spelling? Join my small-group phonics classes.

🔗 Link in bio to book.

07/08/2026

How to Teach oi and oy Without Confusing Your Child

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Does your child always mix up oi and oy? Here’s the simple rule they need to know:

✅ oi goes in the middle of a word.
✅ oy goes at the end of a word.

Once children understand this pattern, spelling words like coin, join, toy and enjoy becomes much easier.

Follow for more simple phonics and spelling tips to help your child succeed at home.

06/08/2026

Start with the curly caterpillar letters because they all follow the same movement pattern. Once your child has mastered one, the others become much easier.

If you’d like a detailed video showing exactly how to teach each letter formation, comment “LETTER” and I’ll record one for you.

Want your child to learn handwriting, phonics, reading and writing in a small, supportive group? Comment “CLASS” to find out more about my online group classes starting this term.

✨ My September tutoring timetable is now open for bookings! ✨I’m really excited to be welcoming new students this Septem...
04/08/2026

✨ My September tutoring timetable is now open for bookings! ✨

I’m really excited to be welcoming new students this September!

📚 Small group classes (maximum of 5 children per group)
• Phonics
• English & Literacy (Years 1–4)

👩🏾‍🏫 I also offer 1:1 tutoring for children who need more personalised support.

With over 10 years of experience as a qualified primary teacher, my sessions are designed to build confidence, strengthen core skills, and help every child make steady progress in a fun and supportive environment.

💬 How to book your child’s place:
1️⃣ Comment “GROUP” below if you’re interested in small group classes
2️⃣ I’ll message you with full details, availability, and next steps
3️⃣ Secure your child’s place by confirming your booking via DM

📩 For 1:1 tutoring, please send me a direct message with your child’s year group and support needs, and I’ll get back to you with availability.

⚠️ Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis once confirmed.

I can’t wait to support your child this September! 💚

20/07/2026

Part 1- how to teach your child to read using phonics. This is a four part series. Series one is focused on introducing gpc which means matching letters to their sounds. Start with the first 6 sounds then build on it. You can also play initial sound games and do some oral blending

07/07/2026

Start with these six sounds when teaching reading.

06/07/2026

We really don’t need to overcomplicate teaching reading. 📚

Start with a small set of sounds, teach your child how to blend them together, then gradually introduce more letters and words. Before long, they’ll be reading simple books and building confidence with every page.

Reading isn’t a race. Consistent practice with the right foundations makes all the difference. ❤️

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