ADHD tutoring
Short stretches, movement breaks, one instruction at a time, and real help with starting work rather than just understanding it.
ADHD tutoring →Live 1-on-1 · Ages 5–18
Classes that make your child want to learn.
One child, one tutor, one screen. Novinity teaches school subjects, creative writing, public speaking and confidence — at your child's pace, in classes built around who they actually are.
No credit card. No subscription. Just one real class, free.
🧩 ADHD, autism & SEN specialists
🎓 Background-checked tutors
🔁 Cancel any time
“She read her poem out loud. To actual people.”
Maths grade up two levels
What we teach
Four things every child needs, and school rarely has time for
Pick one, or mix them. Every course is one-to-one, so the plan bends around your child rather than the other way round.
How it works
From "maybe" to first class in about ten minutes
Tell us about your child
Age, subject, and what you'd like to change. Two minutes, no account needed to start.
We match a tutor
Not a random available adult — someone who teaches that subject, that age, that temperament.
Take the free class
A full 50 minutes, not a sales call. You get written feedback afterwards either way.
Keep going, or don't
If it clicked, buy a pack of sessions. If it didn't, we'll try a different tutor or part ways as friends.
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Who teaches
Specialists, not generalists
Every Novinity tutor is background-checked, interviewed and trial-taught before they meet a child. They teach one or two things, properly.
From parents
What actually changed at home
Why 1-on-1
A class of one can't hide at the back
In a group of twenty, a quiet child can go a whole term without saying a word — and a fast one can go a whole term bored. One-to-one removes both problems on day one.
- The lesson moves at your child's pace, not the middle of the room's
- Misunderstandings get caught in minutes, not at the next test
- Shy children talk, because there is nobody to hide behind
- You get written feedback after every single class
Learning support
Built for children a classroom struggles to reach
A large share of the children we teach are neurodivergent. One-to-one is not a nicer version of a classroom for them — it removes most of what makes a classroom costly in the first place.
Autism tutoring
The same tutor every week, a predictable shape to each session, special interests used as the way in, camera off if that helps.
Autism tutoring →Special educational needs
Dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, slow processing and school anxiety. No diagnosis, IEP or EHCP needed to book.
All learning support →Before you ask
Questions parents ask us first
Is the trial class really free?
Yes — a full 50-minute class with a matched tutor, no card details taken. One per family. You get the tutor's written feedback afterwards whether or not you continue.
What ages do you teach?
Five to eighteen. Courses list their own age range, and tutors are matched to age as well as subject — the person who teaches phonics to a six-year-old is not the person coaching exam technique at sixteen.
Can you follow my child's actual school syllabus?
That's the point of the School Syllabus courses. Tell us the board or curriculum and the tutor works from it, using your child's own textbook and homework where it helps.
What if my child doesn't get on with the tutor?
Tell us and we'll rematch, no argument and no charge for the switch. A tutor your child likes is not a luxury — it's the whole mechanism.
Do I have to commit to a subscription?
No. You buy a pack of sessions and use them when you like. Nothing renews on its own, and unused sessions stay valid for months.
What do we need to join a class?
A laptop or tablet with a camera, and a quiet corner. We send a link before each class — no software to install.
Still unsure? Ask us anything — a person answers.
One free class. See what happens.
Fifty minutes with a tutor chosen for your child, and honest feedback afterwards. If it isn't right, you've lost nothing.