North Kellyville has grown faster than almost any suburb in the Hills, and its tutoring options have not kept up. Sunshine Tutoring is about ten minutes away in Bella Vista, teaching Maths and English from Kindergarten to Year 12 in small ability-based groups, with a free diagnostic assessment for every new student.
Why North Kellyville parents choose Sunshine
Most of our North Kellyville students are at North Kellyville Public School, William Clarke College or Rouse Hill High School. Their parents tend to want two things: certainty about where their child actually sits against the NSW syllabus, and a program that runs to a plan rather than reacting to last week’s homework. The diagnostic gives the first, our term scope and sequence gives the second, and the money-back guarantee holds us to it.
Getting here from North Kellyville
We are at Unit 309/33 Lexington Drive, Bella Vista. The simplest run is Samantha Riley Drive onto Old Windsor Road, about ten to twelve minutes. Families near Hezlett Road often pair a Saturday morning session with the weekend shop at Norwest or Bella Vista Metro.
What we cover
Maths and English from Kindergarten to Year 12, taught in small ability-based groups and aligned to the NSW curriculum. That includes NAPLAN preparation, OC and Selective School test practice, and HSC courses for Years 11 and 12. Students also get access to our online portal with weekly practice quizzes set to match what they are learning in class.
What it costs
Fees are per 10-week term and are the same for every suburb we serve:
- Kindergarten to Year 2: $400 per term
- Primary (Years 3 to 6): $500 per term
- Years 7 to 10: $550 per term
- Years 11 and 12: $650 per term
Full details are on our courses and fees page. Every enrolment starts with a free diagnostic assessment, and our results guarantee applies from day one.
Common questions from North Kellyville parents
Do you have anything closer to North Kellyville?
Bella Vista is our only centre, and we keep it that way deliberately: one location, our own curriculum team, and every tutor working to the same program. Ten minutes is the trade for that consistency.
My child is at William Clarke College. Can you extend them, not just catch them up?
Yes. Groups are levelled by ability, so a strong student gets extension work at their edge rather than repeating what school already covered. About a third of our students come for extension rather than catch-up.
When should we start if Term 3 is coming up?
Book the free assessment now, before the term starts. Assessing in the quiet week means your child begins week one in the right group instead of losing the first fortnight to placement.
Start with the free assessment
Book online or call 02 9161 4159. No cost, no obligation, and a clear picture of where your child stands.
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