What's the next step?

As a parent you know your child better than anyone else. And something is niggling in the back of your mind. Things just aren’t going right at school. Perhaps you’ve spoken to the teachers and they have tried to put your mind at rest. But still something isn’t right. Your son or daughter isn’t happy, isn’t doing well enough, and you know it’s up to you to help.

That’s where we come in.

We offer a completely free, no-obligation educational assessment and consultation for you and your child. Problems with reading and writing (dyslexia) or numbers (dyscalculia) are very common and almost always respond to carefully tailored help such as we can offer. Alternatively it might support for the child struggling to cope with GCSE in Maths or English that’s needed. Whatever stage your child is at, we can help.

No pressure on your child.

There are no preset goals for your child to conform to. Each student has their very own, personally designed program to follow. This program is carefully adjusted as they make progress, to meet their exact needs at all times. As their confidence increases, their ability to learn will grow. Before long, you will be breathing a sigh of relief.

Here are some more genuine comments on our work:

My daughter has gone up two sets in Maths and now isn’t afraid to go to school. She puts up her hand and asks questions, answers the teacher and is a different girl. Thank you so much.” - Mrs. B.

She has got her confidence back. Her teacher asked me what we had been doing at home, and I told her about Kip McGrath. She told me to carry on doing whatever I was doing, because it was obviously working!” - Mrs. D.

E. has finally settled at school after being with you for a term. We have positive improvement in all areas and have noticed a particular improvement in his reading. Thank you.” - Mrs. W.

For help in any of these areas:

 Early reading, poor handwriting, spelling problems.
 Low self-confidence, loss of interest in school work.
 Reluctance to go to school, being bullied, aggression.
 GCSEs & Preparation for A-Level.
 Dyslexia & Dyscalculia, ADHD, mild Asperger’s etc.

To find out more...meet the teachers