Special Education & Learning Support
Reading, writing and maths come harder to some children — not because they aren't trying or aren't bright, but because their brains are wired to learn a little differently. If your child is slipping behind at school, dreading homework, or being called 'lazy' when you know they're working twice as hard, a learning assessment can help you understand what's going on and shape a plan. With patient, structured teaching built around how your child learns best, many children make steady progress over time — and slowly start to feel more confident again.
Sound familiar?
One tick is enough of a reason to ask. Two or more — book a check.
How we help
- A learning assessment that looks closely at where reading, writing or maths is breaking down
- A written individualised education plan (IEP) with clear, realistic goals you understand
- Structured, multisensory remedial teaching (Orton-Gillingham-informed) for reading, spelling and maths
- School-readiness work on pre-academic skills — attention, sequencing, phonological awareness, pencil control
- Coordination with your child's school, class teacher and shadow teacher so support stays consistent
- Honest guidance on when a formal psychoeducational assessment or paediatric review is worth seeking
What a session looks like
- 1One-to-one teaching pitched to your child's level, so they can experience success early and often
- 2Multisensory methods — see it, say it, build it, write it — not worksheets alone
- 3Small steps with lots of revision, and confidence tracked as closely as skills
- 4Parents kept in the loop with simple home practice and regular, plain-language progress updates
ages: 3–7, 7+ yrs
Conditions covered here
Common questions
Can special education cure dyslexia?
Do you give a formal diagnosis?
Will this clash with what school is doing?
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Occupational Therapy
Handwriting, sensory needs and everyday skills like dressing and feeding — practical, playful help.
Speech & Language
Late talking, unclear speech, stammering or feeding worries? Warm, play-based help to find their words.
Worried about special education?
Tell us what you're seeing — we'll tell you honestly whether an assessment is needed.