Education Pitstop

A high-angle shot of a white desk filled with educational math materials. In the center, there is a large rectangular arrangement of colourful interlocking plastic cubes and several multi-sided polyhedral dice. Two "How Close to 100?" worksheets with hand-drawn grids and numbers in yellow and orange markers are placed on either side. The desk also holds various school supplies, including a blue cup filled with pens and pencils, a green tray with markers, a small digital clock, and a whiteboard with the words "Red = Yellow" written on it.

Lessons to support your child with dyslexia or dyscalculia

A high-angle shot of a white desk filled with educational math materials. In the center, there is a large rectangular arrangement of colourful interlocking plastic cubes and several multi-sided polyhedral dice. Two "How Close to 100?" worksheets with hand-drawn grids and numbers in yellow and orange markers are placed on either side. The desk also holds various school supplies, including a blue cup filled with pens and pencils, a green tray with markers, a small digital clock, and a whiteboard with the words "Red = Yellow" written on it.

Specialist support

The Education Pitstop provides specialist support which is individually adapted to each child’s strengths and weaknesses. Harnessing their strengths to overcome their weakness brings them a huge sense of relief. Suddenly information which had previously felt overwhelming is simplified and manageable.

As concepts begin to click and they learn strategies, their self-esteem improves and they realise that although they find some things more tricky than other people, it is due to the different way that their brain processes information, and that brings with it a unique set of strengths. 

Personalised learning

Lessons are completely individualised for each student. Before working with a new student, I initially run an educational assessment. If the student has already had a full diagnostic assessment, I can usually use that information instead.

Lessons last for 50 minutes and are arranged in blocks, usually consisting of five lessons at a time. Students who are signed up for a block of lessons have priority for booking the next block but are under no obligation to do so.

Lessons take place in my garden office in Kegworth, Leicestershire.

Block of five lessons

£200

Educational assessments

Diagnostic
assessments