We have been asked on many occasions, where did you get the name?

Apart from the aesthetic nature of the name, we decided it with the tag line 'learning at your own pace'

If you look at a turtle, they can be very slow and cumbersome on land, whereas when in the more natural environment of the sea they glide effortlessly at speed. 

                              Baby green turtle ©Peter Richardson @ MCS

This is the nature of our business; we know that each person should go at their own pace! Our aim is to help our pupils to achieve their best at a speed comfortable to them.

There are currently seven different types of turtle in our oceans that are endangered, hunted for their eggs and shells.They are also threatened by marine litter and development on nesting beaches.

We at LTS Turtle Tutoring Ltd have become a Marine Conservation Society (MCS) turtle champion.

If you would like to help out then  please click on the link on this page to adopt your own turtle.             

Different Types of Turtle.

If you would like to know more about these diffrent types click on the name to link to the relivant page on the MCS website.

(All links open in a new page)

Leatherback Turtle

Loggerhead Turtle

Green Turtle

Olive Ridley Turtle

Kemp's Ridley Turtle

Hawks Bill Turtle

Flatback Turtle

Going on holiday? Watch the Turtles in Trouble cartoon to find how to be more turtle friendly on holiday at  www.mcsuk.org/marineworld/turtles/turtles+and+tourism

The majority of information on this page is reproduced with kind permission of the Marine Conservation Society.

The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is the UK charity dedicated to protecting our seas, shores and wildlife. Please join us - visit our website at www.mcsuk.org