For children with spiky learning profiles.
Assessment, guidance and resources for families
A spiky learning profile describes significant differences between areas of cognitive strength and difficulty, often identified through psychological or diagnostic assessment.
The assessment identifies the profile. The next step is making sure your child's education responds to their intelligence as well as their difficulties.
Support We Offer
Strength-Based Assessment & Learning Profile
A comprehensive assessment that identifies your child's unique learning profile, bringing together their intelligence, strengths, interests, ways of learning and demonstrating understanding, alongside the barriers and challenges they experience.
The assessment translates these findings into a practical educational plan for school and beyond, identifying strategies to reduce barriers, create opportunities to develop potential and help your child understand and advocate for what they need.
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Workshops for Parents & Carers
Practical workshops exploring how your child learns, what influences their motivation and engagement, and how to use that understanding in decisions and conversations with school.
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Clear, research-informed information about spiky learning profiles and neurodivergent learning.
Explore articles, research and practical resources to navigate education and make informed decisions for your child.
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Make intelligence part of the educational picture.
Making your child's intelligence, interests and ways of learning part of the educational picture, alongside their difficulties, creates more possibilities: clearer decisions about what they need at school, opportunities to develop their potential and language that helps your child understand and advocate for themselves.
What we want to strengthen
Recognition & belonging
For your child to be seen for more than what is difficult, have meaningful ways to contribute, and know that what they have to offer matters.
Motivation & curiosity
For learning to connect with interests, strengths, and ways of engaging, creating the conditions for motivation to grow and curiosity to emerge or return.
Self-understanding & self-advocacy
For your child to understand how they learn, what they do well, what gets in the way and what helps, and increasingly be able to explain and advocate for what they need.