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Dyslexia isn’t a barrier to success; it’s a different learning profile that requires informed teaching, patient guidance, and adults who genuinely get it.

Being recognised by a directory trusted by so many families is a meaningful milestone, and reflects the dedication, expertise and personalised approach at the heart of SEND Tutoring’s work.

Although we’re still waiting for the government’s official response to the May 2026 consultation, a few new patterns are beginning to surface.

Anna Kennedy has built more than a charity, she has built a movement. A place where autistic people and their families feel seen, supported, and celebrated in ways mainstream society still too often overlooks.

For PDAers, a “demand” isn’t just an instruction. It can be anything that creates a sense of expectation, pressure, or loss of autonomy.

A new epilepsy diagnosis can change the pace of family life. There are appointments, new routines, unfamiliar language, and the constant hope that others will understand what your child needs.

Students with dyscalculia can only succeed in maths when they truly understand what the numbers mean. Before we teach methods, symbols, or equations, we teach the real-world concepts that make maths make sense.

OCD can affect anyone, at any age, and it often begins in childhood or adolescence.

SEND parents shouldn’t have to become experts to be heard, but many do, and their insight is reshaping the future of advocacy.

We believe every child deserves to feel understood, supported, and safe as they navigate their “new normal.”

When you step back out into the street, the stories don’t stay behind. They follow you. They sit with you. They remind us that this is not history. It is happening now.

When violent outbursts happen at home, it can leave families feeling frightened, isolated, and unsure where to turn. But none of this means you’re failing. It means you’re carrying an extraordinary load, often without enough help.