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Sam Hunt. Professional guitarist and teacher at Hampton Guitar School.

HAMPTON
GUITAR SCHOOL

Opening March 2nd!

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June and get

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6 months!

HAMPTON GUITAR SCHOOL
Where it all started...

Founded by guitar tutor Sam Hunt, Hampton Guitar School opened up early 2026. Based in the corner of Hampton Vale, Peterborough, I teach individual and group lessons from home. 

What do I teach?

Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and ukulele.
Together we develop skills for your chosen instrument and work our way towards and through each of the 8 grades. Generally, I teach popular music styles, and focus on the Rock School grading syllabus. This includes pop, rock, jazz, funk, blues, jazz, and soul. I can also teach classical guitar, and we can work towards ABRSM grades in that instance.

Sam Hunt - Live Show Photo

Teaching Hours

​Mon–Thu: 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Sundays: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM


Let me know your preferred days/times when you contact me and I'll do my best to fit you in to a regular slot that suits you.

Term Dates

  • Autumn Term 2025:
    2 September – 18 December
    (Half term: 27-31 October)

  • Spring Term 2026:
    6 January – 27 March
    (Half term: 16-20 February).

  • Summer Term 2026:
    13 April – 17 July
    (Half term: 25-29 May

Why Choose
H.G.S?

While school-based lessons are convenient, they often come with hidden drawbacks. Between travel time, tuning, and classroom transitions, a 20-minute slot can quickly shrink to just 10 minutes of actual playing. At H.G.S. my after-school private lessons ensure 100% of the time is focused on the music. No distractions, no missed academic classes—just dedicated, high-quality instruction in an environment built for progress.

Hampton Guitar School is Unique!

At H.G.S, every lesson has a clear purpose. As a professional guitarist, I cut through the noise to focus on what truly matters, ensuring students build a solid foundation without the filler.

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I integrate technology to enhance the experience, not just for the sake of it. We'll use backing tracks to create a real musical environment from day one, use tablet-based rhythm exercises for precision, and record performances to MP3. This allows students to actually hear their progress and celebrate how far they’ve come.

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