My son has been working with Justin since disappointing GCSE mock results. He is dyslexic and struggles with articulating in a way that will help him through exams. Whilst this is at the heart of our flawed education system - we have no option so I specifically looked on the British Dyslexia Association website. Justin has been a revelation for my son - he connects immediately, makes the sessions engaging and interesting and dare I say it, my son actually looked forward to his sessions. Justin works closely with parents, communicates openly, is creative about revision materials and approaches. Regardless of the result, as that was never the sole focus, my son has grown in confidence and Justin has been a huge part of that. Couldn't recommend him highly enough.

From a 16 year old GCSE student Viola has a very caring and understanding approach. She helped me a lot with my English exam and provided excellent feedback on the areas I need to improve.

My 10 year old son is dyslexic and has been having lessons for about a year and a half. He looks forward to his lessons every week, which have helped to build his confidence and given him strategies to use.

My wife and I are using this company to support the development of our son who has Dyslexia. Not only have they provided an amazing, specialist tutor they have also provided us with wrap around support to access other professionals that are key in intervening (early) to support our child's development. As a result he is not just keeping pace with his peers but in many areas is now ahead. A fantastic company with a Stella ethos, I can't recommend them enough

Having Justin in our lives has been an absolute Godsend. Our son who is dyslexic and struggles with all aspects of school work always looks forward to seeing Justin. He has excelled in his English work and thoroughly enjoys the subject all thanks to Justin. Justin does more than the average tutor. He goes way beyond any tutor I have ever met and he builds his student’s self esteem and confidence. Giving Justin 5* is just not enough.