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Compassionate Professionals
We understand how challenging it can be for students with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, or other special educational needs (SEN) to thrive academically. It can feel overwhelming, but we are here to provide support. Our experienced team of educational professionals offers tailored tutoring and coaching for homeschooled, traditionally schooled, and higher-education students. We specialise in empathetic education tailored to each student's unique needs, ensuring they can succeed in the classroom.
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Experienced Experts
We offer expert tutoring, both online and in person, for students with ADHD, dyslexia, autistic students and students with other special educational needs (SEN). Our tutors are passionate about their subjects and dedicated to helping students build on their strengths and achieve their goals through one-on-one support. Students enhance their learning strategies, deepen subject knowledge, and navigate challenges with confidence. Our tutors provide ongoing guidance and celebrate progress every step of the way.
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Personalised Programmes
Information overload often causes problems for children with special educational needs within traditional school environments. Students are bombarded with information, often across multiple subjects, with very little one-to-one support available. At Sunbeam Education, students with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other special educational needs receive private online tutoring. We work one-to-one with each student using methods specifically tailored to their unique needs and learning preferences, such as visual diagrams, analogies, and experiential learning, among many other teaching methods that help them learn most effectively.
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Emphasis on Lifelong Skills
We help students with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other special educational needs (SEN) develop lifelong skills. By making learning engaging and accessible, we support students in reaching their full potential using proven strategies tailored to them. Students can select expert tutors who provide one-on-one guidance. We support writing, subject knowledge, memory, and self-confidence, while helping with homework, exam preparation, and fostering a genuine enjoyment of learning.
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We believe that education should be compassionate, engaging, and bespoke rather than clinical, dull, and one-size-fits-all.
We work with empathetic experts who are committed to supporting students with autism, ADHD, and dyslexia in building academic skills, life skills, and self-confidence. We understand the importance of education in shaping a student’s future and strive to provide tutoring that is both effective and encouraging. Our goal is for every student to feel supported and valued. We adapt our services to suit each student’s needs, providing the guidance and resources that make learning more enjoyable and rewarding.
Does Your Child Struggle With
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Attention and Motivation
Students with SEN, such as ADHD, may face challenges in regulating focus and attention, leading to missed instructions or incomplete tasks. Some autistic students may experience attention challenges due to sensory sensitivities, while others may hyperfocus on specific interests. These challenges, combined with repeated frustration or setbacks, can impact motivation, especially in environments where support is limited.
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Communication
SEN can significantly impact communication skills, which are critical for academic and social success. For example, students with autism may have difficulty understanding neurotypical social cues or interpreting language, which hinders their communication ability. Those with dyslexia might struggle with both written and verbal expression due to difficulties in processing language.
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Anxiety and Depression
Students with special educational needs (SEN) may face challenges that impact their mental health, including heightened levels of anxiety and depression. Academic difficulties and social pressures in school can create significant stress. The effort to keep up with peers, along with fears of failure or ridicule, can make these feelings even more overwhelming.
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Executive function
Executive functioning skills, such as planning and maintaining focus, can be challenging for students with special educational needs (SEN). For example, ADHD often affects task management and organisation, while autism can impact flexible thinking and problem-solving.