Education Support

Building confidence in young people so they can achieve in later life

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Education Support

DBET provides subsidised educational support in partnership with Mary Lorimer Tutoring to children and young people in Exeter, Mid and East Devon. The impact of Covid-19 and the disruption to learning has seen a rise in the number of children needing specific, personalised intervention support.

Since January 2021, the charity has been able to subsidise tutoring sessions for 10 separate children, who have seen enormous benefits from this additional educational support.

Mary Lorimer Tutoring is also based at the Devon Business and Education Centre. All staff are highly experienced in supporting young people, especially those with special educational needs including ADHD and dyslexia.

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Why join this programme?

Together, we have been able to support young people who have been dealing with various needs that have made their educational experience really difficult. This includes children dealing with:

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  • Bereavement
  • Long COVID
  • Disability
  • Extra educational needs such as dyslexia or autism support
  • Caring responsibilities
  • Parents with low income or who have lost their jobs
  • In most cases, support of up to 50% subsidy will be offered for a fixed period, although larger grants may be available.

Join this programme

If you would like to talk to us about extra educational support, please get in touch.

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One parent has said "We are so grateful for this extra bit of help. Our Child is making great progress and his teachers have also acknowledged the great improvements he’s made which I believe is down to this extra hour of tutoring he’s receiving each week. We’ve also seen him grow in confidence in his own abilities which is fantastic."