When your SEND child doesn’t have a school to go to… The SEN Home Ed Circle is here.
Affordable, expert-led learning, emotional support, and real-life resources — built for families home educating children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
✔️ £6.99/month subscription (Soon to go up to £15 per month)
✔️ Lessons in core and creative subjects
✔️ SEND-friendly tools, webinars, and community
🎓 For parents, carers, professionals, and educators navigating SEND education — together.
Your 3-Step Journey
1. Subscribe & Explore
Join our low-cost monthly subscription and get immediate access to engaging self-study lessons, printable workbooks, and exclusive SEND resources.
2. Learn & Connect
Access structured online lessons in maths, English, science, cookery, gardening, history, computing, and more. Plus, tune into live webinars from professionals and connect with our community.
3. Support & Grow
Get guidance on funding, freebies, and disability support — with extra help for both your child’s and your own mental wellbeing. Learn at your pace, with support all the way.
Our values
Think Big. Act Bigger.
Frequency Asked Questions:
1. What age range is the SEN Home Ed Circle for?
We currently focus on content for primary and early secondary-aged children, but our resources are designed to be flexible depending on ability, not age.
2. Is this a full curriculum?
We provide structured lessons in multiple subjects with SEND-specific adaptations. It’s not a school replacement, but it complements home education and fills critical gaps — especially when children are out of school.
3. Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, it’s a flexible monthly subscription — cancel whenever you like with no long-term commitment.
4. Is this only for parents?
Not at all! Educators, TAs, support workers, and SEND professionals also use SEN Home Ed for supplemental teaching and targeted support.
5. Do I need any special equipment?
Just internet access and a device. Most lessons are printable or designed to be used with everyday materials (e.g. foil, sponges, household items).
Most Importantly...
Always ask questions or request explanations.
Most Importantly...
Always ask questions or request explanations.
ABOUT REBECCA
Rebecca, brings her background as a qualified teacher, assessor, IQA, and examiner in Project Management, Data Analytics, and Network Engineering to this mission, using her analytical skills to enhance SEN Home Ed’s network and resources. Rebecca has also shared her insights on BBC Look North, BBC Radio Sheffield, and BBC’s Access All: Disability News and Mental Health Podcast, advocating for the importance of accessible, quality SEN education.
