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"London’s leading day school for specific learning differences"
Fairley House School is a London SEN day school for children with learning differences, including dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia. It provides education from Key Stages 1–4, including a tailored GCSE programme, using multisensory teaching, small classes and collaboration between teachers and therapists. Its Assessment Centre provides SEN assessments for children and young adults. Founded in 1982 as the UK’s first dyslexia school, it addresses barriers that can make mainstream learning difficult. A transdisciplinary model embeds occupational- and speech-and-language-therapy strategies in daily teaching while building confidence, communication, self-regulation and independent learning, helping students realise potential.
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A future in which children with specific learning differences are understood, supported and able to pursue ambitious, fulfilling learning.
Transform learning for children with specific learning differences by combining specialist education, therapy and assessment so each student can build confidence and realise their potential.