Working with a tutor offers a unique opportunity to give your child the individualised attention they need to succeed. With a tailored learning plan based on their specific educational needs and personality, they receive the one-to-one support necessary to tackle challenging areas and make real progress.

Here’s how specialist tuition can make a difference:

Boosts Confidence

Improves learners’ attitudes toward learning, helping them believe in their abilities and rebuild trust in themselves.

Challenges and Stimulates

Encourages learners to reach their potential by offering fresh challenges with the right level of guidance.

A Safe Space to Ask Questions

Provides a calm, distraction-free environment where learners can ask questions without fear of judgement.

Positive, Focused Learning

Creates a supportive atmosphere that empowers learners to stay engaged, learn deeply, and enjoy the process.

My tuition approach is structured, research-based, and personalised. Whether a learner is struggling with literacy, mathematics, or study skills, sessions are tailored to meet their needs. I work with a wide range of profiles, including dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, autism, and complex learning differences—no formal diagnosis is required.

Personalised Learning

Lessons often draw on learners’ interests—music, art, animals, nature, engineering, stories—to spark curiosity and sustain motivation.

Multisensory Learning

Even online, sessions include activities that use sight, sound, movement, and tactile experiences. This strengthens understanding and supports memory.

Structured and Predictable Routine

Clear routines help ease transitions and reduce anxiety, especially for learners with SEND or those who have had difficult prior experiences with learning.

Learners range from age six to young adults in higher education. Whatever their age or stage, the aim is the same: to celebrate their strengths, build confidence, and help them become increasingly independent learners.

Areas of Tuition

Depending on need, lessons may include:

• Early Reading Mastery using a Linguistic Phonics approach grounded in the Science of Reading

• Morphology to deepen vocabulary and spelling

• Reading Comprehension and critical thinking

• Handwriting, with specialist training in the Morrells method

• Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation

• Speaking and Listening

• Creative and Academic Writing

• GCSE and A Level English Language, Literature, and combined Language & Literature

• Mathematics (KS1 & KS2)

• Study Skills and Exam Strategies

How I Teach

For families—particularly those home educating—who would like to understand exactly how reading and spelling are taught, I have written a detailed explanation of my structured, step-by-step approach.

You can read it here:

→ How I Teach Reading and Spelling (A Research-Based, Dyslexia-Specialist Approach)

This page outlines the structure of a typical lesson, including phonics, decoding, sentence reading, multisensory spelling, and how parents can support learning throughout the week.

To get a sense of my teaching style, please feel free to explore my Facebook and Instagram pages.

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I kindly ask carers to ensure that learners have any required resources ready for online lessons so sessions run smoothly and efficiently.