A tutor who helps your neurodivergent child keep up at school
Weekly online lessons in maths, reading and exam prep for children aged 8–16.
First lesson free · No diagnosis needed · From $80 a month
A real Kodland lesson — one instruction at a time, low sensory load.
What we help with
Four gaps that widen every term
School expects a child to hold an instruction, sit through the lesson, read the question as written and ask for help in front of thirty people.
Falling behind the class
We teach the same material the class is on, at a pace your child can follow.
Grades below what they know
Work on showing the answer on paper, not only knowing it in their head.
Not asking for help
Practice starting a task and staying with it when it gets hard.
Exams and assessments
Timed practice, and what to do when the mind goes blank.
Who it's for
Children who learn differently
You don't need a diagnosis, and we won't ask for one.
How lessons work
Four things we hold to
A programme built for these children
One instruction at a time, short blocks, the same structure every week, low sensory load.
Developed with specialists in neurodivergent education. [names and affiliations to be added]
The same tutor
One person who knows your child and last week's work.
Wrong match? We change once, free.
A schedule that survives a bad week
A fixed weekly slot you choose, in your timezone.
Reschedule 24 hours ahead. Pause a month, keep your slot.
You always know what happened
A short note from the tutor each week.
Plain words, no scores. Sit in on any lesson.
Our lessons and this site are built for low sensory load — calm visuals, clear structure, no clutter.
Formats and price
Two ways to run it
One tutor, three children, three separate tasks
- Each child works in their own room on their own plan.
- Your child never sees, hears or speaks to the others.
- The tutor rotates and checks in every few minutes.
- Good for children who need nudges, not constant talk.
- Quieter than a class, cheaper than one-to-one.
The tutor stays with your child the whole lesson
- Fifty minutes of continuous attention.
- Re-explaining and redirecting the moment focus goes.
- Best when your child needs someone right there.
Tutors
Who teaches your child
AntoniaDesigns the step-by-step lesson plans our tutors follow. She is calm and unhurried, and is good with children who freeze when a task looks too big.
AntonellaHas taught one-to-one and in small groups for over ten years. She keeps instructions short and repeats the same routine each week so nothing comes as a surprise.
MajaTeaches through drawing and making, which helps children who struggle to explain an answer in words. Very patient with children who need long thinking time.
MarkoWorks from real examples rather than abstract rules. He is a good match for children who ask 'why do I need this?' before they will start a task.
Every tutor on this programme completes special training on our methodology before taking a child. We hire strictly: only teachers who already have a track record with neurodivergent children, and who know how to deliver the material so it lands.
Lessons are taught in English.
We're tutors, not therapists
We teach school subjects. We don't diagnose, assess or treat anything, and we don't replace speech, occupational or behavioural therapy. If you already have specialists, we work alongside what they've told you.
FAQ
Questions parents ask
Do we need a diagnosis?
No. You don't need a diagnosis and we won't ask for one. Tell us what happens in lessons and we'll take it from there.
What if my child won't talk to the tutor?
That's normal at first. The same tutor stays with your child every week and builds trust slowly. If the match isn't right, we change tutors once, free.
Is 50 minutes too long?
The lesson is split into short blocks with breaks. The tutor stops earlier when a child has had enough.
Can I sit in?
Yes, any lesson, without asking first.
What if we miss a lesson?
Reschedule up to 24 hours ahead. Three catch-up lessons are included each term.
When does it start?
We're opening country by country. Join the waitlist and we'll write when yours opens.
Waitlist
Join the waitlist
- Join the list, it takes a minute.
- We write when your country opens.
- Free first lesson before you decide anything.
A free 50-minute lesson with a trained tutor, and a short note afterwards about what we saw. No card, no contract.
You're on the list
We'll email you when we open in your country, with a free first lesson to try.