Highland Park's tutors include a Master of Teaching-qualified high school maths specialist, an experienced primary teacher with a special education background, an ATAR 99.45 scholar and STEM mentor, a seasoned peer-assisted study leader for university engineering maths, early-years literacy coaches, and tutors with advanced degrees in pharmacy, structural engineering, and English literature.
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Impressive We were lucky enough to get Christopher to help my son with his math. He was exceptional! Explained everything in easy to understand terms and helped to make sense of the math problems. Thank youKim, Highland Park
Year 3 student India focused on recognising and working with fractions, and also practised telling time on an analogue clock using hands-on worksheets.
Year 10 student Jade reviewed algebra skills such as solving equations and then applied Pythagoras' theorem to exam-style questions for extra practice.
Meanwhile, Year 11 student Lisa worked through biology topics including calculating Simpson's Diversity Index for biodiversity and interpreting results within real forest ecosystems, using examples from her assignment.
A Year 11 student working on biology assignments relied heavily on online sources, rather than a mix of scientific articles and textbooks; this narrowed her research depth ("needed to confirm with the teacher if there were articles specific to the research question").
In Year 8 maths, one student struggled with layout—forgetting signs and not writing out all working made tracking mistakes difficult.
During a Year 5 lesson, another avoided attempting challenging subtraction questions, hesitating before giving an answer. This pause slowed progress, especially when new methods or recall were needed in timed settings.
One Highland Park tutor noticed a big shift with Jade (Year 8) in maths: after some reminders on area formulas, she was able to tackle the volume and trickier shapes by herself by lesson's end—something she'd previously hesitated to attempt alone.
In senior biology, Lisa has started actively investigating answers when unsure, rather than waiting for hints, showing much more independence compared to her earlier sessions.
Meanwhile, India (Year 3) surprised her tutor during an addition card game; she completed the sums faster and more accurately than ever before, using the right technique throughout.
