How Cobras AP can help home educated pupils
- Structured learning in English and Maths (and wider curriculum where needed)
- Functional Skills support (where appropriate) and study skills
- PSHE and emotional wellbeing sessions (friendships, resilience, healthy choices)
- Therapeutic thinking approach (behaviour as communication, calm routines, consistent expectations)
- Sport and physical activity to build confidence, teamwork and wellbeing
- Small group or 1:1 sessions, depending on need
Flexible options (choose what works for you)
- Part-time timetable (e.g., 1–3 days a week)
- Short blocks of support (e.g., 6–12 weeks)
- 1:1 mentoring sessions (on site or in the community)
- Academic catch-up sessions for specific gaps
- Exam support and preparation (where suitable)
Outreach support (we can come to you)
Our outreach offer is ideal if your child struggles to access group settings, has anxiety, or needs support at home or in the local community. Outreach can include:
- Parent/carer guidance on consistent approaches at home
- Mentoring and relationship building
- Re-engagement support and routine building
- Learning support in English/Maths
- Behaviour and emotional regulation strategies
Mentoring for home educated pupils
Mentoring gives pupils a trusted adult to talk to, set goals with, and reflect on progress. Sessions can focus on:
- Healthy routines (sleep, screen time, activity, organisation)
- Confidence and self-esteem
- Managing emotions and anxiety
- Social skills and friendships
- Motivation, aspirations and next steps
Who this is for
Cobras AP homeschooling support can help pupils who:
- Feel anxious about learning or have low confidence
- Are behind in English/Maths and need catch-up
- Have SEN needs (including ADHD/ASC traits) and need consistency
- Struggle with emotional regulation or behaviour at home
- Need positive social opportunities and structured activity
What happens next
- Initial conversation with parent/carer to understand need
- Short assessment and planning session (goals and support plan)
- Start a flexible programme with regular reviews
- Clear progress updates and next-step planning
Fees and referrals
Parents/carers can self-refer for home education support. We will always explain costs clearly before starting and agree a plan that works for you.