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- We have an excellent Support for Learning team and we are able to offer support to children with mild learning difficulties. Through our entrance process, we will assess whether we can meet the needs of each child - this is to ensure that all students can flourish and thrive during their time at Frensham.
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We have an excellent Support for Learning team and we are able to offer support to children with mild learning difficulties. Through our entrance process, we will assess whether we can meet the needs of each child - this is to ensure that all students can flourish and thrive during their time at Frensham.
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SUPPORT FOR LEARNING. ISI INSPECTION REPORT 2022. We have an excellent Support for Learning team and we are able to offer support to children with mild learning difficulties.
Mar 17, 2017 · Our children have dyslexia and the school goes above and beyond to support them. Brilliant head of learning support and compassionate teachers. Highly recommend it.
Jun 1, 2017 · Can anyone who has children at Frensham Heights and who have dyslexia how well the school support dyslexia? My son is 13, dyslexic and low memory but bright and articulate. He loves drama and drums.
Frensham Heights provides group lessons from Year 1 for those considered to have mild learning difficulties. These lessons not only offer support, but enable the teacher to monitor individual progress. From Year 7, the school uses diagnostic tests to assess the learning needs of all students.
We don’t micro-manage, we do support, but ultimately it’s down to each child to take control of their learning. Teachers learn each child’s strengths and weaknesses. They reinforce where needed and push where they can, but most importantly, they are a friendly face.