SENPower Tutoring

Empowering Young Minds

Personalised, patient, and engaging tutoring tailored to students with special educational needs.

Meet Our Team
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With us, brilliant minds reach their full potential

All teachers are certified tutors and instructors in the UK.

  • SENPower Tutoring aims to close the gap in educational support for Black and brown pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN) by providing culturally responsive, specialist tutoring and mentoring. Our approach combines academic support with emotional understanding and representation — ensuring that pupils see themselves reflected in their educators.

  • At SENPower Tutoring, we believe true learning happens when every part of a child is nurtured — mind, heart, and confidence. Our holistic approach blends academic support with emotional wellbeing, helping each learner feel understood, valued, and capable.

    We create calm, encouraging spaces where students can explore their strengths, build resilience, and rediscover the joy of learning. By focusing on emotional growth alongside educational progress, we empower children to thrive — not just succeed in school, but in life.

  • In partnership with local authorities, schools, and community organisations, SENPower will collaborate to identify underrepresented pupils who require additional SEN support, particularly those at risk of exclusion or underachievement. We also plan to work with professionals from the NHS and CAMHS to create integrated support plans for pupils whose learning differences are linked with mental health needs.

  • Inspiring Brilliance Through Belonging

    At SENPower Tutoring, we believe every learner deserves the chance to shine. Our holistic approach to education nurtures not only academic success but also confidence, identity, and wellbeing.

    We specialise in supporting students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), with a strong commitment to empowering those from Black and Mixed Heritage backgrounds.

    Our tutors bring empathy, understanding, and authenticity because they share the lived experiences of the students they teach. By blending cultural connection with individualised learning, we create safe, empowering spaces where every student feels seen, valued, and capable of achieving their fullest potential.

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Empowering Young Minds.

Empowering Young Minds.

Meet the Founder

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Shanice Allen

We believe every child deserves to feel understood, capable, and confident in their learning.

  • As someone who has dyslexia, I know first-hand how easily children with SEND can feel overlooked or underestimated.

    I understand the frustration that comes from knowing you are capable, yet not being supported in a way that works for you. I also understand how confidence can quietly diminish when the system does not adapt.

    That experience shaped me.

    It is the reason I founded SENPower Tutoring.

    My mission is simple. To provide personalised, structured, and compassionate academic support that meets each learner where they are and helps them move forward with clarity and confidence.

    • NPQSENCO

    • PGCE Further Education

    • Qualifi Level 5 Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

    • Level 4 Diploma in Information, Advice And Guidance (IAG)

    • Level 5 Teaching Learners with Dyslexia, Specific Learning Differences and Barriers to literacy

    • BA English Literature & Media (2.1)

  • We work one-to-one with pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities across mainstream, alternative and home education settings. Our focus extends beyond academic progress to independence, resilience, and self-belief.

    With over ten years of teaching experience, combined with lived experience of SEND, we create learning environments that are inclusive, practical and empowering.

  • We are dedicated and patient tutor specialising in supporting students with special educational needs. We excel at adapting lessons to suit individual learning styles, breaking down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps.

    Our approach focuses on building confidence, fostering independence, and creating a calm, supportive environment where every learner feels understood and empowered to succeed.

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Meet our Instructors

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    Renee

    Maths, English, Science & Homework Support

    A qualified teacher supporting students across KS2, KS3, and GCSE with calm, structured guidance. Renee focuses on confidence, personalised learning, and helping every student feel supported on their learning journey.

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    Chinaza

    Biology, Chemistry, Medical School Prep & Academic Skills

    A UK-based medical student offering structured, supportive tutoring across GCSE and A-Level sciences. Chinaza helps students build real understanding, stronger exam technique, and the confidence to progress academically.

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    Mustafa

    Maths, Physics & Computer Science

    A UK-based MSc Data Science student with 8+ years of national and international teaching experience. Mustafa combines structured lesson planning, flexible teaching methods, and personalised feedback to help students become independent, confident learners.

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    Alyisha

    11+ Tutor, SEN Support, Maths & English

    A compassionate SEN tutor supporting students across KS1 to KS4 with personalised Maths and English guidance. Alyisha specialises in helping learners with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning differences build confidence, independence, and steady academic progress.

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What Parents and Students Say

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    Parent

    “Shanice was a fixture at after school activities and she also regularly volunteered to lead summer reading labs. When Shanice taught the summer reading labs, the class was regularly full. She was the only teacher who could grab the students' interest in that way and get them interested in learning.”

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    Student

    “Your revision tips and methods really helped me pull through to getting a grade I’m really proud of!”

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    Parent

    “SENPower Tutoring has made a huge difference to my son's learning experience. Before their support, he struggled to write his ideas down on paper, often refusing any handwritten tasks.

    Now, he is more confident to write and structure his work coherently, thanks to the useful learning strategies Shanice and her wonderful team of tutors".”

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    Student

    “I would like to thank you, Shanice for your help during my learning journey.”

  • A young man with short hair, wearing a dark t-shirt and carrying a backpack, is standing by a glass door, looking outside in a bright, sunlit area with trees visible through the window.

    Student

    “I was predicted a grade 4 for my GCSE English exam but thankfully I achieved a grade 6 for my resit".”

What We Teach

  • Master English with Confidence!

    Learn English the fun and effective way. Our expert tutors create personalized lessons that fit your goals — whether it’s speaking fluently, writing clearly, or boosting your grades.

    We make English learning practical, enjoyable, and result in real progress.

  • Master Maths with Confidence!

    We make math simple, clear, and fun to learn. Our skilled tutors tailor each lesson to your needs — helping you build strong skills, boost grades, and truly understand the numbers.


    From basic math to advanced problem-solving, we help you succeed with confidence.

  • Discover the Fun in Science!

    We bring science to life with hands-on learning and easy-to-understand lessons. Our expert tutors make complex ideas simple — helping students think critically, explore boldly, and achieve top results.

    From biology to physics, we spark curiosity and build confidence every step of the way.

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Get in Touch

If you are a parent, carer, or school seeking tailored SEND support, get in touch with our team to learn more.

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