Alternative Provision

Specialists in SEMH, SEND and disengaged learners.

Offering 1:1 and small-group provision in homes, schools and centres.

Our Alternative Provision supports pupils across the North West and Yorkshire who are not currently accessing mainstream school full-time. We specialise in one-to-one and small group teaching for learners with SEMH, SEND, EAL needs or those on EOTAS packages.

We work with local authorities, schools, social workers and families to create personalised, flexible education plans. These are delivered by experienced tutors in homes, community spaces or one of our centres.

Wherever your learners are, we’re close by. We currently support pupils across Lancashire, Cumbria, Merseyside, Greater Manchester, South Yorkshire and beyond!

Our Story

Lytham Tutors was founded with a simple belief: no young person should be left behind in education. What started as a private tutoring business has grown into a leading alternative provision provider, supporting nearly 200 learners across the North West and beyond.

We now offer tailored academic, therapeutic and enrichment support for children and young people with a wide range of needs. Our programmes are holistic and focus on wellbeing, life skills and personal development as well as core subjects. Whether in the home, a care facility, a centre or online, our focus remains the same: connection comes first, progress comes naturally.

Our team includes former teachers, SENCOs, senior leaders, youth workers and subject specialists, all committed to helping every learner make meaningful progress in a way that works for them.

Referrals & Brochure

Please click the link below to download the latest version of our referral form and brochure. Completed referral forms can be emailed to admin or compliance@lythamtutoring.co.uk.

Lytham Tutors Referral Form

Our Brochure

Safeguarding & Policies

At Lytham Tutors, the safety and wellbeing of every child and young person come first. We are committed to creating a safe, supportive environment where learners feel listened to, respected and confident to speak up.

Our safeguarding approach is informed by the Department for Education’s Keeping Children Safe in Education guidance. We work closely with families, schools, local authorities and other professionals to support and protect the young people in our care.

All of our policies, along with external guidance on Education and Alternative Provision, are available below.

If you are worried about a child or young person, please contact our safeguarding team promptly. If a child is in immediate danger, call 999.

Safeguarding Policy

Other Policies

External Guidance