Our story began with a simple belief: every student deserves the chance to excel beyond the classroom.
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After graduating high school with high ATAR scores and DUX awards, we shared a dream — to innovate tutoring and support students on a deeper level.
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In 2021, after two years of private tutoring, we launched Stepping Stones Tutoring — built on the idea of making learning simple, supportive, and truly student-first.
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Through constant problem-solving, we found the balance: a system that empowers tutors while delivering real growth for every student we teach. That foundation became the heart of what is now Educatta.

In the early years of Stepping Stones, we focused on learning and growth — understanding what mattered most to our tutors, students, and their families. Those two and a half years shaped everything we do today.
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Through constant feedback, research, and refining our processes, we became experts in education — all in preparation for something bigger.
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After six months of dedicated work, we proudly launched Project Educatta — the next step in our journey to deliver even greater impact.

We did it — Educatta was launched, and it grew faster than we ever imagined, with overwhelmingly positive feedback from our tutors, students, and families.
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Alongside the launch, we introduced our beloved mascot, Ed, who quickly became part of the Educatta community!
Over these first six months, we learned the intricacies of building seamless systems behind the scenes — making it easier to support the growing number of tutors and students joining us. By listening closely to what our students valued and delivering more of it, we significantly boosted retention and satisfaction.
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Our educational team expanded to six dedicated members, working tirelessly to create high-quality, relevant content. We also grew our tutor team to over 30 strong, proudly representing Educatta at local pop-up events. Meeting families face-to-face inspired us even more, leading to the planning of our first official Educatta Event, set for January 2025!
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In Term 4, we launched our first NAPLAN classes, which quickly gained popularity. Their success showed us the demand for structured, group learning — leading to the development of our ATAR group classes, ready to launch in 2025.