Many families arrive here exhausted — by meetings, by paperwork, by feeling unheard, often after difficult experiences already.
Having led on the development of inclusive education, and having set up and managed an inclusion unit for those who need extra help, I am well-experienced to support you. I also helped write EHCPs there.
In small-group sessions, students who need it can take short breaks as required, rather than the whole session being shortened for everyone — full teaching time stays available to the rest of the group throughout.
If your child has an EHCP, or needs current provision hasn't quite met, this is familiar ground — not new territory. Priced the same as standard 1:1 tutoring: £38/hour.
A small number of bursary places (fully and part-funded) are also available for tutoring — see Bursary Places →
Support with understanding provision, EHCP applications, annual reviews, and meetings. Help preparing for tribunals too. This is advocacy and practical support — not legal advice. If you need formal legal representation, I'll say so plainly, and point you to the right specialist.
EHCP Advocacy pricing reflects comparable independent SEND consultants — subject to confirmation once IPSEA SEND law training and separate professional indemnity insurance are in place.
Every package can also be paid in flat monthly instalments at no extra cost — available to every family, not means-tested. See Payment Options → for how the instalment schedule works.
This matters enough to state plainly, not just imply:
I am not a solicitor and do not provide legal representation. Where a family's situation needs formal legal advice — rather than advocacy and practical support — that's said clearly, with a signpost to find the right specialist.
See our Frequently Asked Questions → for answers on pricing, Advocacy involvement, and getting started.
Every family's situation is different — get in touch for an initial, no-obligation conversation.
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