Dyspraxia is a common disorder which affects fine and/or gross motor skills in children and adults. People with dyspraxia can often appear clumsy, have poor balance and co-ordination, and they can also find some gross movements difficult – for example, hopping, skipping, walking up and down stairs. Writing is particularly laborious and keyboard skills difficult to acquire. Individuals may have difficulty organising ideas and concepts. Pronunciation may also be affected and people with dyspraxia/DCD may be over/under sensitive to noise, light and touch.
Children and adults may find difficulties with the following (please note that this list is not exhaustive):

A Full Diagnostic Report will help parents, the dyslexic person, teachers etc, to understand and offer the appropriate support, strategies and interventions that are needed to help the dyslexic person succeed.

Every lesson is carefully tailored and planned meticulously to meet the needs of each pupil. Every lesson is monitored and evaluated to ensure maximum benefit.

The Joint Council of Qualifications (JCQ) have strict guidelines that schools must adhere to. Please get in contact to discuss your exact requirements.

Having a child with SEN can be daunting, I have a wealth of knowledge and expertise in helping parents help their child.

Effective and specialist SEND training for schools, please contact me to let me know your specific requirements.














































