Lee Parker
Founder of Cambridge Academic PerformaneLee is the Founder of Cambridge Academic Performance. Over the past eleven years he has built up considerable expertise working within the NHS and within educational settings.
Lee is the Founder of Cambridge Academic Performance. Over the past eleven years he has built up considerable expertise working within the NHS and within educational settings.
“ I really feel that students face huge challenges and that a little support can go a long way. This type of performance coaching is not readily available in education, although it is good practice in sports, business and health settings. I want to make it available to students.”
Lee Parker 2015
We didn’t know where to turn next...then we found Lee. He was recommended to us by a family friend and we really didn’t know what to expect. No one in our family had ever had…
Parent Feedback from a Mother who is also a Parent coach: It became clear to us that it was important to find the right way to help our Yr 11 daughter gain confidence and study…
Julian Davies, Principal Abbey College Cambridge writes: Lee Parker has worked with us in Abbey College Cambridge for four academic years and has proved a tremendous asset to the school and its community during this…
Lee Parker currently works within CATS College in Cambridge and provides an independent Service to support some of our students. As the school College Nurse, I have referred a few students to Lee over the…
To Whom it may concern Lee Parker- Cambridge Academic Performance Lee Parker from Cambridge Academic Performance has been working with children in our school since the middle of the summer term. This began with an…
“As a conscientious person I wanted to do more work as quickly as possible whilst making no errors at all. This resulted in a large amount of unnecessary strain, which actually hindered my effectiveness and…
“Lee helped me in so many ways, and I was so sad to say goodbye to him. The best thing is, though, that he has given me the tools to survive without help. I went straight…
“I used to think that trying to get help (for the big issues or for the small issues) was a sign of weakness, and was not for me. I am so glad that I asked…