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We provide a soft start for all children joining our provision. This allows the opportunity to become accustomed with our environment and for trust to be built in us. Our families report that their child settled more quickly than they ever imagined. We seek to progress into small groups at the childs pace and work with families to ensure appropriate re-intergration to full time education 

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1:1 Tutoring

With extensive teaching experience, our tutors provide structured support across core subjects, ensuring learning is accessible, achievable, and tailored to each child’s EHCP outcomes where in place.

Sessions are paced according to the child’s needs and delivered in a neuro‑affirming way that protects well‑being and builds self‑esteem.

We recognise that many of our children learn best through specific interests or approaches, so we match tutors carefully to ensure compatibility and meaningful progress.

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Small group Sessions

The sessions include movement breaks, sensory‑considerate spaces, and opportunities to develop social and communication skills through supported interaction or parallel engagement, depending on the child’s needs.

Alongside core curriculum delivery, children can access Physical Education, dance, drama, home economics, art, and creative learning, with activities adapted to individual profiles. Our Early Years SENCO oversees planning and differentiation, ensuring all resources, materials, and teaching approaches remain fully accessible and aligned with statutory SEND requirements.

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Family Consultancy 

Alongside children’s sessions, we provide parallel support for parent carers. This approach reduces anxiety, removes the pressure of “drop‑off”, and avoids recreating previous experiences of EBSA, burnout, or school‑based trauma. Parent carers remain on site in a calm, welcoming space, ensuring transitions are predictable and emotionally safe for both child and adult.

Our support acknowledges the complexity of the parent‑carer role. Conversations often include decision‑making around education pathways, family logistics, benefits, advocacy, and balancing multiple responsibilities. This space is designed to share that load, offer clarity, and reduce overwhelm. Parent carers also have the option to access our neurodivergent therapist or workshops for specific support

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NeurodiversiTEA
Supplied to our parent carers during sessions

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Adaptations available to all

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Outside Space
Used for movement and Nurture sessions

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