
SEN Provision
Our Additional Educational Needs Provision unites a diverse team

Holistic Provision
Our Forest space engages children in a holistic style of learning

The Thrive Approach
Working with children, young people & families for positive mental health
Kent Tutoring & Bespoke Education Packages

Kent Test Clinic
11+ Tutoring
Tutoring for Kent Test papers with a bespoke & Core Skills’ approach.

GCSE Courses
Bespoke Tuition
1-2-1 support across all subjects, with a structured approach.

A-Level Courses
bespoke Tuition
Bespoke tuition for all AS and A2 subjects with a tailored approach.

Functional Skills
Bespoke Tuition
Functional Skills Courses in English, Maths and ICT for all learner types.

BTEC Courses
Bespoke Tuition
BTEC qualifications and pathways are tailored to the individual.
Our Service
95% GCSE Pass Rate, 2021.
One of SEN Kent's preferred suppliers.
SEN Provision
Here at Tuition Extra, our Additional Educational Needs Provision combines a diverse and experienced team of Counsellors, Occupational Therapists, Speech & Language Experts, Sensory Processing Specialists, THRIVE Approach Practitioners, Irlen Syndrome Specialists, Dyslexia Professionals and ASC Professionals.
“More Than Simply Tutoring”
Holistic Education
Our ancient woodland provides opportunities for students to explore an expansive curriculum that develops resilience through imaginative creativity, supported teamwork, peer interaction and 1-2-1 activities. Students have time to explore their thoughts, feelings and relationships whilst learning and developing new skills in a kinaesthetic and hands-on way. Sessions are pitched appropriately to inspire challenge and confidence. We inspire a relevant and meaningful connection to the natural world and help our students gain an understanding of their place within it.

“Tuition Extra provides a truly bespoke service to children and young people who may have struggled to access mainstream education. By recognising the individual needs of each child or young person, the team are achieving amazing results and are supporting young people to re-engage with education and with life. Ruth and her colleagues richly-deserve this award and it is inspirational to hear about the work they are doing for young people’s mental wellbeing.”
Mel Fisher, Thrive’s Relationship Manager for the South East, East and London. Read more.


Meeting Emotional Needs
Thrive is a developmental and trauma-sensitive approach, informed by recognised neuroscience, and child development theory. Tuition Extra’s personalised and flexible approach encompasses the therapeutic provision alongside education.


Home, Online & On-site
We work with educational institutions throughout Kent to support children and young people in and out of school. Together we work successfully in schools, in-home environments, community spaces, online, and on site.


Fantastic Facilities
Our Canterbury site hosts a Recording Studio, Media suite, Construction, Woodwork, Mechanics’, Catering suite and Sensory Room. Our Ancient Woodland site enables learners to flourish in the excitement of learning outdoors among nature.




We believe Tuition Extra must have changed the lives of so many children for the better , thinking about the end result - not only the glory of data.




Tuition Extra IS our life line. J is able to be herself. She is understood – her anxiety is understood...NOW she can start learning and growing!
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