Join the Waiting List

Secure Your Child’s Place for January 2027

Thorogood English opens its doors in January 2027. Places are strictly limited to six students per group. Register now to be first in line.

Why Register Now?

Thorogood English is deliberately small. Groups are capped at six students — not because of technical limitations, but because that’s the size at which every student gets the individual attention they deserve.

This means places will fill quickly. Families who register their interest now will be given priority when bookings open — before spaces are advertised publicly.

What You’re Registering For

  • IGCSE English Language — Paper 1 and Paper 2 technique, writing skills, comprehension
  • IGCSE English Literature — essay writing, set texts, unseen poetry
  • A-Level English Language — language investigation, creative writing, analytical writing
  • 11+ English Preparation — comprehension, creative writing, vocabulary, exam technique

All classes are delivered online via Zoom. Wherever you are in the world, we can make it work.

What Happens After You Register

  1. You’ll receive a confirmation email within 48 hours
  2. When booking opens (November 2026), waiting list families are contacted first
  3. You choose your preferred class time and confirm your place
  4. Your child joins their group in January 2027

There’s no obligation at this stage — registering your interest simply means you won’t miss out.

Register Your Interest

Send us a message at the address below. Please include:

  • Your child’s current year group
  • Which subject(s) you’re interested in
  • Any upcoming exams or target grades

✉ hello@thorogoodenglish.com


Or use our contact form and we’ll be in touch within 48 hours.

💬 Have questions first?
Check our FAQs page — most questions are answered there.

About Your Teacher

Jacqueline Thorogood is a qualified English teacher with over a decade of experience teaching IGCSE, A-Level, and 11+ English. She has worked as an examiner — which means she doesn’t just teach the content, she knows exactly how marks are awarded and what separates a Grade 5 from a Grade 9.

All sessions are delivered in small groups of no more than six students, online via Zoom, with written feedback provided on all written work.

Read more about Jacqueline →