Welcome to...
Tiger Science Education
Welcome to...
Tiger Science Education
Weekly hands-on science discovery groups
Children make their own science discoveries every week with fun, hands-on experiments, fact-finding treasure hunts, games, craft and technology activities to help the learning along.
From ice crystals to space science, stone-age technology to helicopters, growing plants to making potions, children get to do all sorts, guided by Dr. Holly.
Science Tigers has a lovely community atmosphere so children and parents make friends along the way. Parents can join in and help with younger ones, or sit back and relax.
Click below to find out more and see what we get up to at Science Tigers.
We would love you to join us!
Building confident skills at your child's pace
Tiger Science Education offers friendly and supportive tuition to suit your child's needs, from teeny tiny up to GCSE level.
Perfect for home-educated or school-educated children.
Designed to boost confidence from the start, lessons can follow a pre-structured curriculum-style format, or be more student-led, whatever suits your child best.
Dr. Holly has a an enhanced DBS certificate and is a member of The Tutors' Association.
Discount for first lesson, flexible options to suit your time and budget.
Click below to find out more and read reviews from students and parents.
"Thank you so much Holly, for your time, resources, kindness and patience.
The sessions are brilliant!"
Lynne - Mum to T (13 yrs)
"Hi there! I have been running education groups for 5 years and I really love seeing the children enjoy themselves and make new friendships whilst learning some new science.
I like children to discover science for themselves so there's lots of hands-on experiments, fact-finding treasure hunts, creative craft and technology projects and really bad jokes too!
To make sure children have fun while learning, I throw in a few quirks, games, and lots of laughs to keep things light-hearted. (I'm just a big kid at heart so any excuse for some silliness is alright with me!).
With private tuition, I like to give friendly and relaxed lessons, with your choice of a structured format or student-led topics. Boosting your child's confidence and skills is my priority."
"So I'm pretty geeky really! I have 3 degrees in Physics including a doctorate (although I am not a medical doctor, too icky for me!). I also love history and music, playing the piano and reading books too. So I'd like to think I'm a well-rounded person, not too serious!
After university I was given some amazing opportunities to promote science and the arts to young people so I ended up with a completely different career to what I thought! I have been lucky enough to work for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival; the BBC and its sister organisation, the ABC in Australia; the Sydney Opera House; the University of Cambridge...
Now I live in West Norfolk, home-educating my cheeky 10 year old and running Tiger Science Education."
Qualifications
PhD Microphysics of Thunderstorms
MSc Atmospheric Physics
BSc Astrophysics
Certificates
Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS)
Paediatric First Aid
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Health and Safety Management
Membership
The Tutors' Association
Norfolk Safeguarding Children Partnership SAFER Programme
If you would like to discuss your tuition needs or have any questions about the Science Tigers groups please write me a message.
I am on the road a lot, driving to and fro between students and science groups, but I will get back to you as soon as I can!
Email: tigerscience@outlook.com
WhatsApp: 07562 086 585
At the heart of Tiger Science Education is a passion for helping people
to understand the amazing world of science and maths
A huge thank you to Lily Woodward from www.wildmindstutoring.com and Andrew Fear from trana.co.uk for all their advice, help and support
Photo credits for this website: [Protractor image - Rohit Choudhari; Swirls image - Logan Voss; Tiger images - Miranda Richey, Clovis Wood, and Jack McCracken; Whats App image - Eyestetix Studio] all from Unsplash.com. Map image - tournorfolk.co.uk; Clipboard image - freepik.com