1. Before Your Assessment

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To ensure the assessment is as informative and personalised as possible, parents are asked to provide:

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• Background information: Details about your child’s learning history, developmental milestones, school reports, and any previous assessments.

• Specific concerns or goals: Anything you would like the assessment to focus on, such as exam access arrangements, particular learning difficulties, or areas of strength.

 

This preparation ensures I understand your child fully, allowing the assessment to be tailored, precise and meaningful.

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2. During the Assessment​

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Over the 3-hour session, I carefully explore your child's learning:

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• Standardised testing to highlight strengths and areas needing support

• Additional assessments if needed (e.g., numerical cognition, motor skills) for a holistic view.

• Observation and discussion to understand your child's learning style and thought process.

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3. Analysis and Insights

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I create a personalised strengths and needs profile, highlighting:

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• Areas where your child excels.

• Areas where support may be most helpful.

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Where appropriate, a diagnosis is provided, giving clarity and access to support, including exam access arrangements if required.

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4. Comprehensive Written Report

 

Your detailed report includes:

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• Findings and insights from the assessment.

• Clear, tailored recommendations for learning support.

• Guidance for exam access arrangements.

• Written referrals to other professionals if further support is needed.

 

5. Optional Post-Assessment Guidance Call

 

A 30-minute follow-up call to:

 

• Discuss the findings in detail.

• Answer your questions.

• Explore practical ways to implement the recommendations.

 

Every step of the process is conducted with care, professionalism, and attention to detail, designed to leave you informed, supported and empowered. ​

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