Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.

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Pastoral · all subjects · the orchestrator

The Mentor

Reads the room before the room knows it has one.

Before any tutoring, the Mentor asks how your child is really doing — and on a rough day, says rest. It protects their energy, not just their grades.

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Why "The Mentor"?

Not named for a person — named for the role. In the old Greek stories, a Mentor was the trusted guide who watched over the hero on the journey. Yours checks you're okay before any work begins.

The weekly readingBefore the week's work

It starts by asking how your child is.

Not "what shall we revise?" — but "what does your week look like, and how are you for it, really?" Two honest taps on Monday set the colour of the week. Every day after that is your child's own — and if the week changes, so can the colour.

The Mentor asks
Routing check · KS3 · any subject

New week, Maya. What does your week look like — and how's your energy for it, honestly?

Your child replies

busy — county cup wednesday, a test friday. okay-ish.

The Mentor →

Then it's an amber week: shorter sessions, core practice, until Sunday. Wednesday is a rest night. What you do each day is still your call — and if the week changes, so can the colour. Tonight: fifteen minutes of fractions?

Reads the room before the room knows it has one.

The orchestratorOne faculty, one child

One child. Eight tutors. One Mentor.

The Mentor is the conductor. It reads your child's state, picks the right tutor for the day, hands over exactly where they left off, and holds the whole week in view — so eight specialists feel like one faculty that knows your child.

The Mentor
  1. 1
    Reads the roomA two-tap weekly reading — what kind of week, how's your energy — before the week's work begins.
  2. 2
    RoutesPicks the right tutor for today, and hands over where your child left off.
  3. 3
    RemembersHolds the week-long, cross-subject view — and paces the load.
Wellbeing firstThe line no competitor crosses

Sleep beats sessions.

The Mentor is the only tutor that will tell your child to stop. Every other AI tutor pushes through. In a red week, this one says rest — and means it.

It watches for a low-energy run before it becomes a slump, gives permission to rest without guilt, and the moment anything sounds unsafe it stops and points your child to a trusted adult or Childline 0800 1111. That duty of care is the front door to the whole faculty.

Wellbeing-aware — not a mental-health service.

ContinuityOne memory, not eight

It remembers the whole week.

Your child meets one faculty that knows them — not eight bots starting from scratch. The Mentor remembers the patterns, spreads the work, and paces it to the week they're actually having.

Amber week · busy: piano, county cup, a testSet Monday in two taps · until Sunday · she can change it any day

  1. MonPi · 20 min — her pick
  2. TuePiano night — a rest
  3. WedNewton · 20 min, core practice
  4. ThuLate club — sleep > sessions
  5. FriDarwin · she chose biology
  6. SatFootball — off
  7. SunLook ahead with Mentor

One amber week, set on Monday — but every day is her own: piano on Tuesday, a rest on Thursday, her pick of subject the rest. And if the week changes, she can change the colour any day.

Psst — for the student

The Mentor is on your side.

It's the one that checks you're okay before any work — here's the deal:

  • Tell it the truth"Knackered" is a real answer. The Mentor would rather you rest than fake it.
  • Your week, your paceHeavy week of fixtures? It eases off. Free weekend? It offers more.
  • It's on your sideTwo honest questions, then it gets out of your way. No nagging.
  • Bad night? It stopsIt won't grind you when you're spent — it'll send you to bed.

The Mentor comes with every subject.

It's the front door to the whole faculty — never an add-on. PRO is coach-led.