Notes from a tutor who refuses to give the answer.

• Cluster 01 · 9 articles

  For Parents

  Trust, safety, value — answers to the questions parents ask before signing up for an AI tutor.

  FOR PARENTS →
• Cluster 02 · 6 articles

  For Students

  Practical guides for teens — how to study smart, get unstuck, and learn without losing the plot.

  FOR STUDENTS →
• Cluster 03 · 6 articles

  KS3 Maths Methodology

  Topic-by-topic explainers for KS3 maths — written the way Professor Pi teaches.

  FOR BOTH →
• Cluster 04 · 10 articles

  Compare & Decide

  Side-by-side comparisons of AI tutoring services — honest, UK-focused, no affiliate spin.

  FOR PARENTS →
• Cluster 05 · 6 articles

  The Story

  How and why aitutors.me was built — the methodology, the technology, and the choices behind it.

  FOR PARENTS →
• Cluster 06 · 30 articles

  Meet the Faculty

  Deep dives on each of the ten AI tutors — what they teach, how they teach, and why it works.

  FOR BOTH →
• Cluster 07 · 13 articles

  For Independent School Families

  Why UK independent-school parents are quietly adopting AI tutoring — and what to look for.

  FOR PARENTS →
• Cluster 08 · 10 articles

  The Book

  AI Tutors for Key Stage 3 — the book: announcements, excerpts, and guides for the English and Simplified Chinese editions.

  FOR BOTH →
• Cluster 09 · 10 articles

  AI in Plain English

  AI, demystified for parents and kids — LLMs, prompts, agents, MCP, workflows and skills, told as one running story: the Librarian behind a mail slot.

  FOR BOTH →

What does a child starting Year 8 in 2026 need from their education? A child who is thirteen in 2026 will sit their A-levels around 2030 and graduate from university in roughly 2034 or 2035 — into a job market that will look nothing like the one their parents entered, and probably nothing like the one imagined by careers advisers working from data gathered five years ago.

— AI Tutors for Key Stage 3, Duke Harewood