One-to-one Montessori support, in your child's own home
Personalised learning for children aged 2–7. Support for older children is available on an individual basis.
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Is this right for your child?
Who these sessions are for
Your child may benefit from support with:
- Staying engaged with activities and developing concentration.
- Feeling more confident when approaching something unfamiliar.
- Building independence in learning and everyday tasks.
- Developing phonics, reading, writing or maths.
- Expressing needs and working through frustration.
- Exploring their interests through purposeful, hands-on learning.
You don't need to arrive with a precise learning goal. Our initial conversation helps us identify what matters to your family and where we might begin.
My approach
How I work
I observe before I plan
I pay attention to what your child chooses, what holds their interest, how they respond to difficulty and when they seek help. These observations guide our work.
I prepare activities with purpose
Each visit is planned around your child's needs and interests, with room to adapt as the session unfolds. Activities offer opportunities to explore, repeat and practise.
I build a relationship with your child
Feeling comfortable with the person supporting them matters. I take time to establish trust and learn how best to encourage your child.
I involve you
Your observations help me understand your child more fully. In turn, I share what I notice and suggest manageable ways to support their development at home.
Areas of focus
What we may work on
The emphasis will be different for every child.
Concentration and engagement
We create opportunities for your child to become absorbed in an activity, follow a sequence, solve a problem and return to something they want to master.
Confidence and independence
I encourage your child to make choices, attempt tasks and recognise their own growing abilities, offering support when needed.
Language, literacy and maths
Depending on their developmental stage, activities may explore sounds, vocabulary, phonics, reading, writing, counting, quantities and number relationships.
Social and emotional development
Our work may include recognising and expressing feelings, communicating needs, taking turns and practising ways to respond when something feels difficult.
What to expect
What happens during a visit?
Each home visit lasts 90 minutes.
Typically, around one hour is spent working directly with your child. The visit also includes time for parent observation, discussion and feedback.
For younger children, parent involvement may be a larger part of the experience. Activities, movement and transitions are adapted to your child's needs.
Before I leave, we discuss what I have observed and practical ideas you can use between visits.
What families say
What families say about me
"Ms Favalli is a wonderful teacher. She understands children and is very passionate about teaching with kindness and empathy. The time my children spend with her is a treasure. Ms Favalli is also very organized and professional. I highly recommend her. Our family enjoys working with her very much."— Juliana, mum of 2, London
"Beatrice helped my 8 year old daughter who was a little behind in reading and spelling as a result of re-locating from abroad and starting her learning experience in another language. Beatrice was a kind, patient, engaging and skilled and my daughter has now caught up with her peers. Beatrice was also a delightful person to have around! Highly recommend."— Charlotte, mum in London
"Miss Favalli is a special teacher. She has an intuition which allows for a deep connection with the student. She uses her extensive experience of Montessori and tailors it to ensure that the student's development is optimal and most of all enjoyable. In short, our child loved her, asked for her more, and learned at the same time. What more could one ask for!"— Katerina N., mum of 3, London
How to begin
Programmes and prices
Sessions are held weekly or fortnightly throughout the year, including half-term.
Three-session introduction
£450
- Three personalised 90-minute home visits.
- Activities prepared around your child's needs and interests.
- Parent observation, discussion and feedback within each visit.
- Practical suggestions to use between sessions.
This introduction gives us time to begin building a relationship and explore how we can work together.
Six-session programme
£870
- Six personalised 90-minute home visits.
- Activities adapted as I get to know your child.
- Parent observation, discussion and feedback within each visit.
- Practical suggestions to use between sessions.
- A written review at the end with observations, progress and suggested next steps.
Begin with three and extend to six
If you book the three-session introduction and decide to continue, you can extend to the six-session programme for a further £420. We agree the remaining dates together to maintain continuity.
Single taster visit — £175
One personalised 90-minute home visit, with feedback at the end. A chance to meet me and see how I work with your child.
If you continue within two weeks, the taster counts as the first session of the three-session introduction, and you pay the remaining £275.
Continuing support
At the end of six sessions, we discuss your child's needs and whether ongoing weekly or fortnightly support would be helpful. Further arrangements and fees are agreed before you book.
Where I work
Where I work
Home visits are available across London Zones 1–3.
Please share your postcode when enquiring so I can confirm availability.
Your questions answered
Frequently asked questions
Start with a conversation
Tell me a little about your child and what you would like support with.