by Jo Rees | Apr 8, 2022 | General News
Niggles are annoying, aren’t they? Last week I assessed a student who is in Year 11. The parents of this student had had niggles since primary that something wasn’t quite right academically. Something just seemed misaligned! The child took a long time to learn to...
by Jo Rees | Apr 8, 2022 | General News
I recently assessed the most inspirational young adult! She has achieved and passed all her GCSES, a higher Level BTech, AND a first class honours degree!! You may wonder why she suddenly decided she needed a diagnosis and what makes her inspirational… Because from...
by Jo Rees | Apr 1, 2022 | General News
Did you know that the English language has lots of HOMOPHONES? These words are an annoying part of the English language, and uou wouldn’t notice these at all when you are talking. However, they can cause embarrassment and frustration when writing down and spelling!...
by Jo Rees | Mar 25, 2022 | General News
A few days ago I assessed myself! Well, not actually myself but it was a 21-year-old who could have been me before I understood I had dyslexia. Her profile and things she found difficult were all so familiar. It was very emotional and made me realise how far I have...
by Jo Rees | Mar 18, 2022 | General News
It’s a hat trick… … Although maybe not one I should be celebrating with such enthusiasm! I have been to school every day this week with a replacement or forgotten item! Monday Mima – lunchbox Tuesday Enid – trainers Wednesday Billy – lost joggers You...
by Jo Rees | Mar 11, 2022 | General News
Has anyone heard the news that a new study has shown that “Rocket Scientists and brain surgeons are no smarter than the general population”? Well, where do I even begin with that? Other than I have been saying for years anyone can do and be anything they want if they...
