Online InterventionTutoring
Is your child finding reading, writing, or maths difficult?
At The Neurodiverse Education Hub Online Tutoring, we provide small, supportive, and personalised lessons that build the basics with patience, structure, and multi-sensory strategies
Main benefits of Online Tutoring
In-home tutoring brings another person into your child’s space — which can be distracting, overwhelming, or even stressful.
Online tutoring removes those barriers, making learning more focused, enjoyable, and tailored to your child’s unique way of thinking.
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We Specialise In
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Reading: Using structured phonics, segmenting and blending, and fluency practice.
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Writing and spelling: Explicit spelling strategies, handwriting warm-ups, sentence building, and planning supports.
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Maths foundations: Numeration, place value, and the four operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) using concrete, hands-on activities that progress to abstract thinking.
Who we support
We work with neurodivergent children, including those with:
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Autism
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ADHD
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Dyslexia
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Language processing difficulties
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Learning differences and complex needs​
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Our lessons are short, predictable, scaffolded, and highly visual to reduce anxiety and build confidence.
Why parents choose us
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Strength-based approach: We focus on what your child can do, not just what they find hard.
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Multi-sensory teaching: We use movement, visuals, and hands-on materials to make learning stick.
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Practical strategies: Children learn tools they can also use at home and school.
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Safe and supportive environment: Sessions are tailored to reduce frustration and build success step by step.
How a typical session looks
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Warm-up activity to build confidence and focus.
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Targeted skill practice in reading, spelling, or maths using hands-on strategies.
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Guided practice with tutor support.
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Independent try with positive reinforcement.
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Wrap-up reflection — celebrating small wins and setting a simple next step.
Alex
Finding the right support for my child with ASD, ADHD, and an intellectual disability felt impossible until we found Ruth. She truly understands how he learns and uses creativity, visuals, hands-on activities, and lots of encouragement to keep him engaged. Everything is broken into small, achievable steps, which has built his confidence and reduced his frustration. He now approaches tasks with more independence and a positive attitude. The biggest change is that he feels proud of himself again. I’m so grateful for the difference this tutoring has made in our lives." — Parent of an 8-year-old
Morgan
"My son has an intellectual disability and ADHD, and learning has always been a challenge. Since starting tutoring, he’s finally making progress in reading and numeration. The sessions are calm, consistent, and built around his strengths. For the first time, he actually enjoys learning and looks forward to his lessons." — Parent of a 6-year-old
Lisa
My daughter has dyslexia and autism, and reading has always been a real struggle. Since starting tutoring, she has learned how to break down words into sounds and blend them together. She’s finally reading short books on her own, and the smile on her face when she finishes a page says it all. Ruth is patient, encouraging, and uses multi-sensory activities that make learning fun and not stressful."
— Parent of a 10-year-old
