Frequently asked questions
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- What is the difference between a psychologist assessment and a specialist teacher assessment?
- Can I be assessed if English isn鈥檛 my first language?
- Why do I need to ensure the person being assessed has had an eyesight test before the assessment?
- If my child has dyslexia, will they automatically get extra time or other adjustments in exams?
- If I have a full diagnostic assessment for dyslexia and my child is found to have dyslexia, what can I expect from the school in terms of support?
- Can Diagnostic Assessment Reports be used in a court of law?
- How are children supported in school if they do not have an EHCP but need additional support?
- What is an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) and who is given one?
- Who are your assessors?
- Arranging your own assessment?
- Why do you not assess under the age of 8?
How are children supported in school if they do not have an EHCP but need additional support?
Schools have systems in place for identifying the needs of individuals and working together with parents/carers to ensure that every child is supported and can make progress at school.