Kelly S
Kelly S
Science, all disciplines, GCSE, entry level, KS2 and 3 Maths & English Language GCSE, and functional skills
Battle & Surrounding Area
"If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got" Henry Ford”

About Me
My teaching is grounded in the belief that pupils make meaningful progress when they feel emotionally safe, understood, and respected. Establishing trust early is therefore a priority, particularly for learners who have previously struggled within educational settings. I am an experienced specialist tutor for pupils with additional learning needs, including autism, ADHD, PDA, anxiety, SEMH, dyslexia and dyscalculia, and general learning difficulties.
I work best with pupils who benefit from highly personalised teaching, clear structure, and a calm, consistent approach. Lessons are tailored to individual learning profiles and delivered using evidence-informed, multisensory strategies where appropriate. My practice prioritises emotional safety, inclusion, and high expectations. Pupils are supported to build confidence, independence, and academic resilience in an environment where they feel safe, respected and understood.
How I teach children with SEND
About me, my expertise, qualifications and SEND experience
I am a passionate and highly qualified science teacher specialising in special educational needs. I have over 14 years of experience working across key stage 2 to key stage 4 in special educational settings, mainstream and independent schools alongside private tuition. I have training and experience teaching children with many varied abilities and disabilities These include, but are not exclusive to: autism, ADHD, ADD, PDA and SEMH; dyslexia and dyscalculia and general learning difficulties .
How I teach students
I believe that every young person can become an independent, engaged learner and reach their full potential when a trusting and meaningful relationship has been developed, and the appropriate skilled support is given to them.
I prioritise the building of trust and meaningful relationship with my students by giving them time and space to show me their abilities, interests and learning styles. I then plan lessons and activities which are tailored to each student. I feel confident in my ability to teach students with SEN and SEND because of my extensive specialist training and experience teaching students with many different abilities and challenges.
I use applied strategies to support my practice, noticeably reducing anxiety and increasing productivity and learning. With a wealth of child-centered expertise and experience of teaching pupils with a wide range of difficulties, I am committed to ensuring sessions engage and interest the young person whilst developing a love of learning, fostering independence and building confidence for my learners. I maintain a warm and positive connection with my learners to build strong and positive relationships.
How I teach Maths
I teach maths by creating a personalised learning experiences that build confidence and understanding. I use visual resources, practical activities, technology and real-life examples to make mathematics concepts accessible and meaningful. Learning is broken into manageable steps giving time to celebrate successes. I help students to develop problem solving skills and resilience. My approach focuses on making maths interactive and relevant. All learners feel supported and motivated to achieve their full potential.
How I teach English
I teach English by creating an inclusive, engaging and supportive learning space. I adapt lessons to suit the needs of my learners using visual aids, structured scaffolding and differentiated activities to ensure that all my students can access and enjoy the learning. I use discussion and creative opportunities to develop reading, writing, speaking and listening whilst building their confidence and independence.
How I help students communicate
I help students communicate by creating a safe, encouraging space where they feel listened to and understood. Using patience, clear language, and positive reinforcement, I build their confidence to express ideas in ways that suit them best. Whether through discussion, writing, or creative activities, I support each learner in finding their voice and developing the skills to share it with others
How I help students engage with learning
I help students engage with learning by making lessons interactive, encouraging curiosity, and linking topics to their interests. With patience, creativity, and positive energy, I adapt activities to each learner so they feel motivated, confident, and excited to make progress.
How I make lessons fun
I make my lessons fun, engaging and tailored to each learners individual needs and interests. By using a variety of interactive activities, games and visual resources keeping students motivated. I help students to feel comfortable taking part in lessons and make learning enjoyable.
How I help students with focus, attention and emotional regulation
To help with focus and attention, I start by creating a predictable and organised learning space. This reduces distractions and helps students feel secure. Incorporating short, timed activities and movement breaks also helps to reset their attention.
I make an effort to connect with each student individually, showing genuine interest in their lives and validating their feelings. This helps them feel safe and understood, which is crucial for emotional and academic growth.
Interested in working with Kelly S?
If you'd like to arrange a free no-obligation a consultation with Kelly S, complete our form and one of our team will get back to you soon.
Book your FREE consultationMy Availability
Monday to Thursday 9am – 6pm
Saturday 9am-1pm
My Qualifications
- Qualified teacher status
- BA (Hons) Science with Chemistry specialism – Brighton University
- Trauma informed practice training
- Safeguard training
- Mentor for trainee science teachers on the PGCE or SCITT and teach first
- L3 Certificate in Effective Coaching
- Examiner for AQA and Edexcel
- Private tutor for science GCSE
My Specialisms
- ADD
- ADHD
- ADHD/Autism
- Autism
- Autistic Spectrum Conditions
- Dyscalculia
- Dyslexia
- Pathological Defiance Avoidance Disorder (PDA)
- Social-emotional and mental health difficulties SEMH
- Visual and/or hearing impairment
My Subject Areas
- English / Literacy
- Functional Skills
- Functional Skills (English & Maths)
- GCSE
- Homework and Study Skills
- Maths
- Science
- Science / STEM
- Social Skills and Self-Esteem
Ages Taught
- KS2 (Ages 7-11)
- KS3 (Ages11-14)
- KS4 (Ages 14-16)
- KS5 (16+)
Kelly S
Science, all disciplines, GCSE, entry level, KS2 and 3 Maths & English Language GCSE, and functional skills
Areas covered:
Battle & Surrounding Area

"If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got" Henry Ford”

About Me
My teaching is grounded in the belief that pupils make meaningful progress when they feel emotionally safe, understood, and respected. Establishing trust early is therefore a priority, particularly for learners who have previously struggled within educational settings. I am an experienced specialist tutor for pupils with additional learning needs, including autism, ADHD, PDA, anxiety, SEMH, dyslexia and dyscalculia, and general learning difficulties.
I work best with pupils who benefit from highly personalised teaching, clear structure, and a calm, consistent approach. Lessons are tailored to individual learning profiles and delivered using evidence-informed, multisensory strategies where appropriate. My practice prioritises emotional safety, inclusion, and high expectations. Pupils are supported to build confidence, independence, and academic resilience in an environment where they feel safe, respected and understood.
How I teach children with SEND
About me, my expertise, qualifications and SEND experience
I am a passionate and highly qualified science teacher specialising in special educational needs. I have over 14 years of experience working across key stage 2 to key stage 4 in special educational settings, mainstream and independent schools alongside private tuition. I have training and experience teaching children with many varied abilities and disabilities These include, but are not exclusive to: autism, ADHD, ADD, PDA and SEMH; dyslexia and dyscalculia and general learning difficulties .
How I teach students
I believe that every young person can become an independent, engaged learner and reach their full potential when a trusting and meaningful relationship has been developed, and the appropriate skilled support is given to them.
I prioritise the building of trust and meaningful relationship with my students by giving them time and space to show me their abilities, interests and learning styles. I then plan lessons and activities which are tailored to each student. I feel confident in my ability to teach students with SEN and SEND because of my extensive specialist training and experience teaching students with many different abilities and challenges.
I use applied strategies to support my practice, noticeably reducing anxiety and increasing productivity and learning. With a wealth of child-centered expertise and experience of teaching pupils with a wide range of difficulties, I am committed to ensuring sessions engage and interest the young person whilst developing a love of learning, fostering independence and building confidence for my learners. I maintain a warm and positive connection with my learners to build strong and positive relationships.
How I teach Maths
I teach maths by creating a personalised learning experiences that build confidence and understanding. I use visual resources, practical activities, technology and real-life examples to make mathematics concepts accessible and meaningful. Learning is broken into manageable steps giving time to celebrate successes. I help students to develop problem solving skills and resilience. My approach focuses on making maths interactive and relevant. All learners feel supported and motivated to achieve their full potential.
How I teach English
I teach English by creating an inclusive, engaging and supportive learning space. I adapt lessons to suit the needs of my learners using visual aids, structured scaffolding and differentiated activities to ensure that all my students can access and enjoy the learning. I use discussion and creative opportunities to develop reading, writing, speaking and listening whilst building their confidence and independence.
How I help students communicate
I help students communicate by creating a safe, encouraging space where they feel listened to and understood. Using patience, clear language, and positive reinforcement, I build their confidence to express ideas in ways that suit them best. Whether through discussion, writing, or creative activities, I support each learner in finding their voice and developing the skills to share it with others
How I help students engage with learning
I help students engage with learning by making lessons interactive, encouraging curiosity, and linking topics to their interests. With patience, creativity, and positive energy, I adapt activities to each learner so they feel motivated, confident, and excited to make progress.
How I make lessons fun
I make my lessons fun, engaging and tailored to each learners individual needs and interests. By using a variety of interactive activities, games and visual resources keeping students motivated. I help students to feel comfortable taking part in lessons and make learning enjoyable.
How I help students with focus, attention and emotional regulation
To help with focus and attention, I start by creating a predictable and organised learning space. This reduces distractions and helps students feel secure. Incorporating short, timed activities and movement breaks also helps to reset their attention.
I make an effort to connect with each student individually, showing genuine interest in their lives and validating their feelings. This helps them feel safe and understood, which is crucial for emotional and academic growth.
Interested in working with Kelly S?
If you'd like to arrange a free no-obligation a consultation with Kelly S, complete our form and one of our team will get back to you soon.
Book your FREE consultationMy Availability
Monday to Thursday 9am – 6pm
Saturday 9am-1pm
*Minimum 1.5 hours per session in person
My Qualifications
- Qualified teacher status
- BA (Hons) Science with Chemistry specialism – Brighton University
- Trauma informed practice training
- Safeguard training
- Mentor for trainee science teachers on the PGCE or SCITT and teach first
- L3 Certificate in Effective Coaching
- Examiner for AQA and Edexcel
- Private tutor for science GCSE
My Specialisms
- ADD
- ADHD
- ADHD/Autism
- Autism
- Autistic Spectrum Conditions
- Dyscalculia
- Dyslexia
- Pathological Defiance Avoidance Disorder (PDA)
- Social-emotional and mental health difficulties SEMH
- Visual and/or hearing impairment
My Subject Areas
- English / Literacy
- Functional Skills
- Functional Skills (English & Maths)
- GCSE
- Homework and Study Skills
- Maths
- Science
- Science / STEM
- Social Skills and Self-Esteem
Ages Taught
- KS2 (Ages 7-11)
- KS3 (Ages11-14)
- KS4 (Ages 14-16)
- KS5 (16+)
How I teach children with SEND
About me, my expertise, qualifications and SEND experience
I am a passionate and highly qualified science teacher specialising in special educational needs. I have over 14 years of experience working across key stage 2 to key stage 4 in special educational settings, mainstream and independent schools alongside private tuition. I have training and experience teaching children with many varied abilities and disabilities These include, but are not exclusive to: autism, ADHD, ADD, PDA and SEMH; dyslexia and dyscalculia and general learning difficulties .
How I teach students
I believe that every young person can become an independent, engaged learner and reach their full potential when a trusting and meaningful relationship has been developed, and the appropriate skilled support is given to them.
I prioritise the building of trust and meaningful relationship with my students by giving them time and space to show me their abilities, interests and learning styles. I then plan lessons and activities which are tailored to each student. I feel confident in my ability to teach students with SEN and SEND because of my extensive specialist training and experience teaching students with many different abilities and challenges.
I use applied strategies to support my practice, noticeably reducing anxiety and increasing productivity and learning. With a wealth of child-centered expertise and experience of teaching pupils with a wide range of difficulties, I am committed to ensuring sessions engage and interest the young person whilst developing a love of learning, fostering independence and building confidence for my learners. I maintain a warm and positive connection with my learners to build strong and positive relationships.
How I teach Maths
I teach maths by creating a personalised learning experiences that build confidence and understanding. I use visual resources, practical activities, technology and real-life examples to make mathematics concepts accessible and meaningful. Learning is broken into manageable steps giving time to celebrate successes. I help students to develop problem solving skills and resilience. My approach focuses on making maths interactive and relevant. All learners feel supported and motivated to achieve their full potential.
How I teach English
I teach English by creating an inclusive, engaging and supportive learning space. I adapt lessons to suit the needs of my learners using visual aids, structured scaffolding and differentiated activities to ensure that all my students can access and enjoy the learning. I use discussion and creative opportunities to develop reading, writing, speaking and listening whilst building their confidence and independence.
How I help students communicate
I help students communicate by creating a safe, encouraging space where they feel listened to and understood. Using patience, clear language, and positive reinforcement, I build their confidence to express ideas in ways that suit them best. Whether through discussion, writing, or creative activities, I support each learner in finding their voice and developing the skills to share it with others
How I help students engage with learning
I help students engage with learning by making lessons interactive, encouraging curiosity, and linking topics to their interests. With patience, creativity, and positive energy, I adapt activities to each learner so they feel motivated, confident, and excited to make progress.
How I make lessons fun
I make my lessons fun, engaging and tailored to each learners individual needs and interests. By using a variety of interactive activities, games and visual resources keeping students motivated. I help students to feel comfortable taking part in lessons and make learning enjoyable.
How I help students with focus, attention and emotional regulation
To help with focus and attention, I start by creating a predictable and organised learning space. This reduces distractions and helps students feel secure. Incorporating short, timed activities and movement breaks also helps to reset their attention.
I make an effort to connect with each student individually, showing genuine interest in their lives and validating their feelings. This helps them feel safe and understood, which is crucial for emotional and academic growth.
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