BRIDGING THE GAP FOR STUDENTS WITH SEND: ACADEMIC TRANSITIONS
At TLC LIVE, we understand the unique challenges that students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) face when making academic transitions, whether that be Primary to Secondary education, post-16 or the step up to exams. While these pivotal periods can be daunting, with the right support, they offer a chance for growth and confidence- building.
Attendance data highlights a clear challenge: around one in three pupils with SEND are persistently absent, rising to nearly 40% for those with EHCPs in secondary schools. This level of absence can disrupt both academic progress and the development of routines, making transitions even more difficult. Without consistent engagement, pupils miss out on essential preparation—widening learning gaps. At TLC LIVE, we support schools in bridging gaps by offering flexible, bespoke tuition that keeps students with SEND connected to learning.
Why Choose TLC LIVE?
Qualified, Experienced Teachers: Our tutors are certified teachers with experience in supporting pupils with SEND, ensuring high-quality learning.
Flexible Scheduling: Our sessions can be arranged to fit around school timetables or delivered out of hours, providing convenience for both schools and families.
Quick Setup: Sessions can begin within 48 hours, ensuring timely intervention during key transitions.
No Contracts: We understand that circumstances change and that’s why we don’t tie you into long-term commitments.
At TLC LIVE, we’re proud to be a trusted partner to over 500 schools and more than half of England’s local authorities. We understand the pressures educators face and the importance of reliable, tailored support—especially during critical transition periods for students with SEND
To find out how TLC LIVE can support your students through successful academic transitions, get in touch today.
tlclive.com
SEND@tlclive.com 01279657193
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