Safe, Supportive, Focused on What Matters Most
At NT&AS, your child’s safety, wellbeing, and progress are our top priorities. All our teachers are experienced, fully vetted, and supported by a dedicated team who work together to ensure every young person receives consistent, high-quality education.
What We Do
Helping every learner reach their full potential
At NT&AS, we provide tailored one-to-one education for children and young people who need additional support to thrive.
Our teachers work closely with families, schools, and local authorities to help learners re-engage with education and achieve success.
Our services include:
Delivering 1:1 teaching sessions following an agreed curriculum
Re-engaging learners who have lost interest or confidence in education
Supporting improved attendance and participation
Building confidence and encouraging positive behaviour
Strengthening subject knowledge and exam preparation (including GCSEs)
Supporting transition back into school or college
Working collaboratively with other professionals involved in a child’s education and care
What You Can Expect from NT&AS Teachers
NT&AS teachers are professional, reliable, and supportive. They will:
Arrive on time and deliver well-planned, engaging lessons
Provide all necessary resources and materials
Be respectful, positive, and encouraging
Offer regular feedback to both students and parents
Notify you in advance of any changes to scheduled sessions
Follow our Safeguarding and Professional Conduct policies at all times
Maintain professional boundaries (no physical contact or restraint)
Dress professionally and model appropriate behaviour
At the National Teaching & Advisory Service, our mission is simple — to help every young person build confidence, achieve academically, and reach their potential.
For more information about how NT&AS can support your child’s education
Together,
we create opportunities for success
FAQs for Parents & Carers
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Every NT&AS teacher is fully qualified, DBS-checked, and trained in safeguarding and supporting young people with additional needs. They work alongside Team Managers, SEND Specialists, and Curriculum Coordinators to ensure safe and effective education.
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Lessons can take place at home, school, online, or in the community. Timetables are agreed in advance, with clear communication for any changes.
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Teachers:
Listen and respect each child
Plan engaging lessons tailored to your child
Give regular feedback to children and parents
Set and mark homework (where appropriate)
Never use physical contact or restraint
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Safeguarding is central to NT&AS:
Individual risk assessments and daily supervision
Personal Safety Policy and PCR behaviour model
Immediate review of any concerns by Designated Safeguarding Leads