Rosny Park's tutors include a former university assistant professor, an award-winning school Dux and ATAR 99.7 scorer, experienced K–12 maths and English mentors, a primary school teacher trained in the UK, seasoned STEM specialists with postgraduate degrees, and dedicated youth leaders and academic competition winners passionate about helping students thrive.
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William is excited as he is learning more with Bailey than with his math's teacher. Baileys methods are easy to follow and very helpful. Bailey is always on time and puts in 110%. After every session, you can see the smile on William's face and his new found confidence. We are very impressed and very lucky to have Bailey tutor William.Irene
Year 5 student Scarlett focused on using Greek and Latin roots in vocabulary, then practised applying prefixes and suffixes within sentences.
Year 11 student Aimee revised key Chemistry concepts including stoichiometry—especially mole-mass conversions—and completed practice questions on organic compound naming.
Meanwhile, Year 12 student Charli worked through exam-style Biology questions on the adaptive immune system and recapped CRISPR-Cas9 gene technology principles to consolidate her understanding for upcoming assessments.
In Year 10 Chemistry, Aimee tended to become overwhelmed by complex questions, sometimes overcomplicating answers or missing key details when under exam pressure. As one tutor noted, "breaking down the question into smaller parts helped her refocus."
In Year 8 English, Scarlett often rushed through reading aloud and skipped words, leading to misunderstandings in tasks like sentence structure analysis. When drafting creative pieces, she hesitated to start writing due to perfectionism—dot-point brainstorming was suggested as a workaround.
Meanwhile, Cameron (Year 7) needed reminders to slow down and clarify subject identification in grammar exercises; hasty responses resulted in recurring confusion.
One Rosny Park tutor noticed a real shift with Aimee, a Year 12 student, who now consistently asks clarifying questions when she's unsure—where previously she tended to stay quiet and try to push through on her own.
Charli, also in high school, was able to pinpoint exactly which parts of new biology material were confusing for her and then demonstrated improved understanding once those areas were addressed together.
Meanwhile, Cameron from Year 7 recently wrote a creative short story with enthusiasm and readily accepted feedback to improve their grammar and punctuation.
