by Jo Rees | Sep 9, 2022 | General News
1 in 10 people is the official figure for people who are dyslexic. This is 10% of the population! BUT…. When I think of an average class and back to when I was in the classroom, out of 30 children, there were always AT LEAST 6 who appeared to have a learning...
by Jo Rees | Aug 19, 2022 | General News
What difference is an assessment going to make to my child? This was a valid question I was asked last week at a parent workshop I delivered in a school in the New Forrest to which I replied honestly… “The truth is I can’t answer that! It’s dependant on so many...
by Jo Rees | Aug 5, 2022 | General News
Ever wondered what training to run a marathon and being dyslexic have in common? Way More than you would think! In actual fact I think being dyslexic for years and not knowing is possibly my marathon training secret weapon! Here is why… I have spent so much of my life...
by Jo Rees | Jul 8, 2022 | General News
I’ve debated whether to share this with you, but I think it gives you an insight into what it’s like for people with dyslexia on a daily basis. It is NOT a sympathy post! It’s a post to demonstrate how dyslexia is an invisible disability that sometimes makes you very...
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...
