SEND Tutoring Featured in The Good Schools Guide 2026 Review
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.
Jun 04
Summary
This review is a testament to the care and commitment that shape every part of our service.
SEND Tutoring is proud to announce that The Good Schools Guide has published its 2026 review, offering an in‑depth look at the specialist support we provide and the impact our tutors have on the children and families we work with.
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.
The review highlights:
- The individualised support each student receives
- The specialist knowledge across our team
- The progress and confidence students build through consistent, tailored intervention
A testament to the care and commitment that shape every part of our service.
Families with a subscription can read the full review on The Good Schools Guide website.
You can also watch our short video with the key highlights here:
SEND Tutoring is grateful to everyone who continues to support our work. With exciting projects ahead, families can stay updated by following our blog or signing up to our newsletter.
About the author
Ella Jones
If you’re looking for support for a child or young person with special educational needs or a disability, book a free call with us today and find out how we can help.
Share this
Podcast, blog and more
More news and resources from SEND Tutoring
SEN Stories
Aug 07
6 Min Read
From Stuck to Seen: Why The Hidden 20% Exists
When society misunderstands neurodivergence, schools and families often inherit those misconceptions. When society learns to recognise strengths, value differences and design better systems, children benefit first.
Support
Aug 06
14 Min Read
Preparing for SEND Reform: Building an inclusive system
In this Q&A, Natalie acknowledges the pressures schools face, the misconceptions circulating, and the real challenges ahead. But she also highlights the opportunities: stronger inclusion, earlier support, and a system designed around belonging rather than bureaucracy.
News
Jul 22
8 Min Read
EOTAS Is Changing: What Families Need to Know About the New EOTAS Consultation
The EOTAS consultation is asking families, professionals, and young people to share their experiences, and if your child has ever struggled to attend school, your perspective is essential.