Yellow Door Specialist Education CIC

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We remove barriers to specialist support for Specific Learning Difficulties

We ensure no child is disadvantaged by barriers to support. Equal access to education isn’t a luxury, it’s a right. All young people should have access to the tools they need to succeed, regardless of socio-economic status or postcode. We address this need by providing affordable or funded support, without long waiting lists or the overwhelming paperwork that often comes with traditional routes. It’s time to move towards a model that is inclusive, responsive, and rooted in equity.

A Community Interest Charity (CIC) with an open door.

Personalised 1-to-1 teaching

Immediate, affordable literacy & dyslexia support that removes barriers and boosts education and career outcomes.

Providing support

We will provide support for learners in both mainstream and specialist education, as well as those educated at home, ensuring that speaking and non-verbal learners alike have the tools they need to thrive.

Tailored group sessions

We will provide support for learners in both mainstream and specialist education, as well as those educated at home, ensuring that speaking and non-verbal learners alike have the tools they need to thrive.

Improving outcomes

The goal? To improve literacy outcomes for school-aged pupils while also enhancing their long-term prospects in employment and housing.

FAQs

Who do you support?

Children with Specific Learning Difficulties/Dyslexia up to the age of 18 years.

How do you access support?

Contact us through the website to discuss your needs. You will be sent a short questionnaire to fill out.

What is your criteria?

As a community interest charity we are here to support those in a disadvantaged position unable to access support through other means.

What results can I expect from 1-to-1 specialist teaching?

Tailored 1-to-1 support, or session work, taking into account your young persons strengths and weaknesses.

What qualifications do you hold?

BA Education Degree University of Hertfordshire.

PgCert Specific Learning Difficulties UCL.

Specialist Teacher Level 7 Qualification from the British Dyslexia Association, and professional member.

DBS checked and on the update service.

How much do the sessions cost?

As a charity we aim to support those with sessions free of charge, for those who meet the eligbility criteria.

Eligibility criteria sounds like I will never meet that!

Always talk to us, do not assume, our whole ethos is to get the support to those who cannot access it. We will always take the time to discuss your sitaution and needs.

How do I know if the teaching is working?

With your permission, we can liase with schools, and yourselves with progress updates, and gain feedback from teachers on the improvements seen in school. We like to work as a partnership.

Free sessions, this sounds to good to be true?

We are reliant on funding so donations are always welcomed. But yes up to 10 sessions, or 5 group sessions can be allocated for free, depending on eligibily.