She wants to please everyone and works extra long to finish, as her focus wavers.
Our tutors use strategies to help with focus and engagement so your child doesn't have to work extra hard to get to the same place as their peers.
25 years of helping children build confidence and make lasting progress.


You don't need a diagnosis to start, just a sense that your child could benefit from a different approach to learning.
Here's what we often hear from parents:
They understand the work but struggle to stay focused long enough to finish
Long instructions or big tasks that don't appear interesting soon become daunting
Getting started on homework can feel like the hardest part
Their confidence has taken a knock after being told to "try harder" or "concentrate"
They can focus intensely on things they love, but find other subjects much harder to engage with
Whatever's brought you here, we've likely spoken to a family facing something similar.
She wants to please everyone and works extra long to finish, as her focus wavers.
Our tutors use strategies to help with focus and engagement so your child doesn't have to work extra hard to get to the same place as their peers.
Every time I ask him to start his homework, it turns into a big argument.
When a task feels too big or uninteresting, starting can be difficult. We meet your child at a level that feels achievable and build from there.
He can concentrate for hours on something he loves, but switches off completely in maths.
We get to know what engages your child and adapt the learning experience to help them stay involved.
She's started saying she's just not good at school.
We start with what your child can do helping them see progress and rebuild confidence in their ability to learn.
She wants to please everyone and works extra long to finish, as her focus wavers.
Our tutors use strategies to help with focus and engagement so your child doesn't have to work extra hard to get to the same place as their peers.
Every time I ask him to start his homework, it turns into a big argument.
When a task feels too big or uninteresting, starting can be difficult. We meet your child at a level that feels achievable and build from there.
He can concentrate for hours on something he loves, but switches off completely in maths.
We get to know what engages your child and adapt the learning experience to help them stay involved.
She's started saying she's just not good at school.
We start with what your child can do helping them see progress and rebuild confidence in their ability to learn.
Personalised maths and English tuition that starts at your child's current level and adapts as they learn.
Rather than expecting every child to work in exactly the same way, we adjust the pace and approach around the individual.
Learning broken into achievable chunks rather than one overwhelming task
Regular interaction to keep your child actively involved
Work pitched at the right level, so they can experience real progress
An approach that adapts to what motivates your child and helps them learn

Adapted teaching in maths and English, starting at your child's true level, not their year group.

When a task feels too big to tackle, our tutors will break it into smaller, achievable steps. Your child can focus on one thing at a time, with clear guidance and support to help them get started and keep moving forward.

Our tutors keep your child engaged in their learning using questions, activities and different explanations. If their attention starts to drift, the approach can adapt to help bring their focus back to the task.

Every child with ADHD learns differently. Our tutors get to know what motivates your child, where they tend to get stuck and what helps them engage. They then adapt their approach to make each session work better for them.
Step 1 of 4
See how your child gets on before you decide anything. Your child will try out some maths & English activities. We watch how they respond to a structured, multisensory learning approach and discuss their needs with you. Then recommend a plan to support them best.
Choose tutoring at your local Explore Learning centre or learn online from home.
Trusted by over 450,000 families since 2001.
Our tutors are trained in SEND awareness and supported by education experts. They'll get to know your child as an individual and adapt their approach around the way they learn.
There's no fixed pace your child has to keep up with. Their learning is shaped around their current level and continues to adapt as they progress.
Regular updates through our app show you what your child has mastered and what they're working towards next, so you don't have to guess how they're getting on.
Your child learns in a secure environment. Our centres in England are Ofsted registered, every tutor is DBS checked and our tutors are supported by safeguarding leads.
What SEND families have to say about learning with us.
My son has ADHD, struggles with learning at school and is very reluctant to do homework. He's grown in confidence academically and socially, and the staff have gone above and beyond.
He has ADHD and Tourette's, and the managers have treated him with kindness, patience and respect from day one. They see him, not just his SEN, and the difference in his confidence has been amazing.
My son has ADHD and the centre has become one of his safe spaces. The staff are caring and understanding, creating a calm environment that suits children with additional needs perfectly.
They help him manage his distractions calmly and never make him feel rushed or pressured. I've seen a clear improvement in his focus and engagement since he started.
My son has ADHD, so teaching him has always been a struggle. His tutors built a great rapport with him, made learning feel positive, and he's mastered so many skills in their care.
My son has ADHD, struggles with learning at school and is very reluctant to do homework. He's grown in confidence academically and socially, and the staff have gone above and beyond.
He has ADHD and Tourette's, and the managers have treated him with kindness, patience and respect from day one. They see him, not just his SEN, and the difference in his confidence has been amazing.
My son has ADHD and the centre has become one of his safe spaces. The staff are caring and understanding, creating a calm environment that suits children with additional needs perfectly.
They help him manage his distractions calmly and never make him feel rushed or pressured. I've seen a clear improvement in his focus and engagement since he started.
My son has ADHD, so teaching him has always been a struggle. His tutors built a great rapport with him, made learning feel positive, and he's mastered so many skills in their care.
Choose the location and number of lessons each week you would like. We also offer 11 Plus, Entrance Exams and GCSE maths tuition.
The questions we're asked most by SEND parents, answered honestly.
Give your child the chance to experience personalised maths and English tutoring. Book a free trial today to see how we can support your family. There’s no pressure to commit beyond finding out whether Explore Learning is the right fit.
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