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°®ÒºÊÓƵ was featured in today's Independent warning parents about taking on unqualified tutors for very young children. °®ÒºÊÓƵ's Founder and Director, Will Orr-Ewing, commented, “Three or four is far too young an age for a child to be tutored. The youngest appropriate age we advise is seven, and then only once a week and by tutors who are experienced primary specialists.”
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