We work with tutees who have an EHCP (Education, Health and Care Plan) and other tutees who  have identified SEND but no plan.

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What is an EHCP?

The EHCP replaced the old Statement of SEN and it offers statutory protection for individuals aged 0-25, as long as they are in education (not including higher education, as universities have their own system). Individuals will have their areas of need identified under four broad categories: cognition and learning; communication and interaction; social, emotional and mental health needs; physical and/or sensory.

It may be the case that the young person has multiple needs, in all four categories, or their need may be more specific. The EHCP is outcome-driven, rather than provision-driven, and it looks at what the young person aspires to achieve and how to support them in achieving these goals. When a tutee has an EHCP in place, their key tutor can contribute to working towards their EHCP targets. 

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Our Talented Tutors 

At Swindon Tuition Centre, we have such a wide range of tutors with various background experiences and skill-sets. We have tutors who have previously worked in special needs schools or in special needs departments within mainstream schools. We have tutors who have specific experience or have completed additional training in Autism, attachment disorder,  ADHD, dyslexia and visual impairment. 

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