Your child understands English. Their dyslexia is stopping them proving it.
Your child understands English. Their dyslexia is stopping them proving it.
The GCSE English programme built specifically for dyslexic and neurodiverse Year 10 and 11 students — by a qualified English teacher and GCSE examiner who is dyslexic herself.
The GCSE English programme built specifically for dyslexic and neurodiverse Year 10 and 11 students — by a qualified English teacher and GCSE examiner who is dyslexic herself.
Click below to see exactly how I help dyslexic students finally show what they actually know in GCSE English
Click below to see exactly how I help dyslexic students finally show what they actually know in GCSE English
Qualified English teacher · Current GCSE examiner · Dyslexia specialist · 10+ years teaching · Dyslexic herself
These Aren't Rare Cases.
This is what happens when dyslexic students are finally
taught in a way that matches how they learn.
Kyla
Kyla joined with dyslexia and additional learning needs, and had started to believe English simply wasn't for her. The problem was never effort — it was the method. Within 26 weeks she'd moved five whole grades in Literature, reaching grade 7 in Language. She went on to college and is now studying A Levels.
Aleena
A dyslexic Year 10 student working hard and getting nowhere. Once she learned how to break down exam questions and structure her responses, everything shifted — in three months. For the first time, she could actually see progress.
Ollie
Ollie struggled with reading under pressure and knew what he wanted to say but couldn't formulate it. Once he learned a step-by-step way to approach exam questions, his performance changed completely.
universities our students are accepted into:
universities our students are accepted into:
Your child understands English. Their dyslexia is stopping them proving it.
Your child understands English. Their dyslexia is stopping them proving it.
The GCSE English programme built specifically for dyslexic and neurodiverse Year 10 and 11 students — by a qualified English teacher and GCSE examiner who is dyslexic herself.
The GCSE English programme built specifically for dyslexic and neurodiverse Year 10 and 11 students — by a qualified English teacher and GCSE examiner who is dyslexic herself.
Click below to see exactly how I help dyslexic students finally show what they actually know in GCSE English
Click below to see exactly how I help dyslexic students finally show what they actually know in GCSE English
Qualified English teacher · Current GCSE examiner · Dyslexia specialist · 10+ years teaching · Dyslexic herself
These Aren't Rare Cases.
This is what happens when dyslexic students are finally
taught in a way that matches how they learn.
Kyla
Kyla joined with dyslexia and additional learning needs, and had started to believe English simply wasn't for her. The problem was never effort — it was the method. Within 26 weeks she'd moved five whole grades in Literature, reaching grade 7 in Language. She went on to college and is now studying A Levels.
Aleena
A dyslexic Year 10 student working hard and getting nowhere. Once she learned how to break down exam questions and structure her responses, everything shifted — in three months. For the first time, she could actually see progress.
Ollie
Ollie struggled with reading under pressure and knew what he wanted to say but couldn't formulate it. Once he learned a step-by-step way to approach exam questions, his performance changed completely.
universities our students are accepted into:
universities our students are accepted into: