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Online Dyspraxia Support for Your Child in South London
Watching your child navigate the pressures of South London's competitive school system can be tough, especially when you know they're brilliant but dyspraxia creates extra hurdles. The pace of the 11+ or the demands of GCSEs can feel daunting, and it's natural to worry if they'll get the chance to show what they're truly capable of.
But what if your child could get one-to-one support that truly understands their learning style? From your home in South London, we connect you with specialist tutors from across the UK. They're experts at building confidence and teaching practical strategies, turning challenges into strengths, one lesson at a time.
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Beyond Exams: Building Skills for Life
Effective support for dyspraxia builds skills that last a lifetime, far beyond the next exam. It’s about giving your child the tools to thrive in any environment. Imagine them confidently organising their revision for GCSEs at a top academy like Graveney, or developing the executive function skills needed to manage a demanding A-Level workload. These are the foundations that prepare them for success at a prestigious university like King's College London and in their future career, allowing their intelligence to shine through.
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The Right Support Makes All The Difference
The right tutor does more than just teach; they connect. They take the time to understand your child's unique way of thinking, celebrating their perspective whilst building strategies to navigate challenges. It’s a partnership built on trust and patience, where your child feels safe to ask questions and try new things without fear of getting it wrong. We see it every day: that moment something clicks and they realise, 'I can do this'.
Imagine a lesson that’s perfectly adapted to your child. Instead of battling with handwriting, they might use assistive technology to map out an essay. Or they might break down a complex science concept using visual aids that make sense to them. These aren't just lessons; they're confidence-building sessions designed to find what works for your child, helping them make real, tangible progress at their own pace.
Because tutoring happens online, your child can access this specialist support from the comfort of your South London home. There are no stressful journeys, just effective learning that fits around your family's schedule. It means you're not limited to tutors nearby; you can connect with the best dyspraxia specialists from across the UK, giving your child the dedicated support they deserve.
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10 Dyspraxia tutors in South London:
£24/hr
4.9
Khaledur R
Energetic Dyspraxia tutor
A private Governor and Tutor with over a decade of one-to-one experience across Mathematics, English, and Science, from Early Years to KS4. I hold a Medical Sciences degree from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ (GKT), King’s College London, and have completed more than 600 Tutorful hours, in addition to work in schools, tuition centres, and private households.
My educational approach reflects the strengths of classical learning traditions: secure mastery of foundations, structured analytical reasoning, articulate communication, and disciplined study routines. I aim to develop students who are con...
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£39/hr
5.0
Madara O
Professional Dyspraxia tutor
I am a Doctor of Psychology with university research and teaching experience supporting students at BA, MA and PhD level, as well as professionals.
I teach Clinical Psychology, particularly reading disabilities and dyslexia, alongside other areas of psychology, research methodology and data analysis, preferably using SPSS. I also teach chess to children and adults, from the basics through to improving the technique of more skilled players.
In psychology sessions, I can help you explore a particular subject, work through research methods or data analysis, and identify relevant literature....
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£77/hr
5.0
Helen C
Teacher of Dyspraxia, experienced & qualified in Special Needs
I am a professional English Teacher, a GCSE examiner and have a Masters Degree in Special Educational Needs. With my many years experience in marking GCSE English Language Papers, I understand exactly what examiners are looking for in students’ answers. This gives me a unique insight as to what is needed to build the confidence and skills required for your child in order that they maximise their true potential and worth.I am available on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday daytimes for those who are homeschooled. However, I only have limited spaces left!My speciality is helping young people reach their f...
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£62/hr
5.0
Rhian P
Dyspraxia Tutor in Ealing
I hold a 2:1 degree in English and American Literature from the University of East Anglia and a Primary PGCE from UCL, with over eight years of tutoring experience.
I tutor children from age 3 through to GCSE, supporting early years development, primary learning, SATs preparation, entrance exams and GCSE revision. I cover phonics, comprehension, reading, writing, grammar, punctuation and a range of maths topics. I work with learners of all abilities, including students who need additional support and those aiming for the highest grades. As no specific exam boards are listed, I focus on the relevant...
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£51/hr
5.0
Hassan A
Passionate & Patient Qualified Dyspraxia and Science Teacher
Hi, I’m Hassan,I am a fully qualified teacher with aqualified teacher status (QTS). Therefore, I have taught in Primary and Secondary schools as well as Colleges. I also have a Chemical Engineering Degree.I have extensive experience tutoring students up to the age of 18 in several subjects (Chemistry, Maths, Physics, and Biology). I have a passion for teaching and feel great satisfaction when my students achieve their goals and dreams.My hope is to expand my students’ knowledge and interest in the subjects they wish to gain help in and hopefully pass along my passion to them. I believe that rep...
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£70/hr
5.0
Alexandra P
Enthusiastic and dedicated Dyspraxia Tutor
I hold a BA (Hons) in Early Childhood Studies, where I explored a range of educational approaches including Steiner, Froebel, Montessori and Reggio Emilia. I believe every child learns differently, so I tailor my teaching to support each student as an individual, drawing on these philosophies to guide my methods and create lessons that are engaging, structured and purposeful. Since 2017, I’ve helped children prepare for 7+, 8+, 11+, KS2 SATs and ISEB Common Entrance exams, supporting many to achieve places at schools such as the Royal Grammar School, Queen’s College and St Paul’s Prep. I also ...
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£93/hr
5.0
Jessica P
Dyspraxia Highly experienced, friendly tutor
I am an experienced educator and current Education Consultant for the Department for Education, which enhances the effectiveness of my lessons. I specialise in Psychology but also offer tutoring in Entrance Exams, English, Maths, Science, Health, and Humanities for students from age 5 to university level, including KS2, GCSE, and A-Level.
In my sessions, I focus on interactive and engaging methods, incorporating humour and student interests to create a supportive learning environment. This approach not only makes learning enjoyable but also fosters deeper understanding and retention of key concepts.
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£139/hr
5.0
Peter T
Examiner and Dyspraxia Specialist, Guaranteed Progress
I specialise in teaching Mathematics and Physics from Key Stage 2 to 5 and up to degree level, helping students excel in their studies. I work with GCSE and IGCSE candidates, as well as those preparing for A-Level and the International Baccalaureate Diploma.
In my sessions, I focus on developing a strong understanding of concepts through interactive problem-solving and real-world applications, fostering an environment where students feel comfortable to express their ideas and ask questions. This constructive approach has led to excellent outcomes for my students, with significant achievements...
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£41/hr
4.9
Nadine A
A dynamic and qualified GCSE & A-Level Dyspraxia teacher.
Hi! My name is Nadine. I am a qualified teacher and have seven-years teaching experience. I have an undergraduate and postgraduate degree in Law and PGCE in Citizenship Education.I teach mainly social sciences (Sociology and Criminology), Politics and Law. I strive to cultivate a love for learning and tailor lessons for each student. As subject specialist for Law and Criminology I have implemented and designed new specifications for two different courses (A-Level Law and Applied Diploma for Criminology). I have also completed training courses to help develop my marking skills.Beyond this I have...
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£54/hr
4.9
Damian W
GCSE, A Levels, and Undergraduate Dyspraxia Tutor
Hello there,My name is Damian, and I have 6 years experience of teaching. I graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Psychology at the University of West London in 2019 attaining a second-upper class (68%). During my degree programme, I received ‘The Zenobia Nadirshaw Prize in Psychology (second year) and ‘The Mollie Clay Scholarship’ (third year) for my academic achievements, attendance, and recommendations from a lecturer and employer. I achieved a first-class mark (72%) on my final dissertation project focusing on ‘Psychopathy level and impulsive behaviour as predictors of Self-reported Executive Functio...
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See all FAQs Absolutely. Tutors can work on specific strategies for the 11+ format, focusing on time management, question-processing techniques, and building confidence with both verbal and non-verbal reasoning. They can help your child find methods that work for their specific learning style, ensuring they can demonstrate their knowledge effectively under pressure.