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London's leading day school for
specific learning difficulties


Co-Educational Day School 5 - 14 years
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Maths
Many dyslexic children have difficulty picking up mathematical ideas.  We know they have difficulty in language, and this includes maths language.  Memory difficulties make learning tables and number bonds challenging.

Children are taught in small classes by specialist teachers, speech and language therapists and occupational therapists.  We follow the Abacus Evolve Framework which is linked closely to the objectives of the National Curriculum. 


We emphasise:

• Using and applying mathematics
• Counting and understanding number
• Knowing and using number facts
• Calculating
• Understanding shape
• Measuring
• Handling data

Multi-sensory teaching strategies using auditory, visual and kinaesthetic channels will be used for our pupils.



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