Dyslexia Screening and Tuition in Sheffield
White Rose Dyslexia Centre was established in June 2009 and is based within Aizlewood’s Mill, close to major motorway and ring road links with easy access from around Yorkshire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
We have a wealth of direct work experience and specialist expertise linked to dyslexia in education, training and the workplace. We are qualified to provide advice and support in relation to:
Our focus is in sharing our knowledge and expertise to not only empower those with dyslexia but also raise awareness amongst those who teach and/or work with dyslexics, so that they have a greater understanding of the strengths and the challenges associated with dyslexia.
White Rose Dyslexia Centre has gained a reputation for its well-informed specialists and excellent customer service. This is reflected in the number of recommendations from individuals, parents, private and public sector organisations. We have long-standing relationships with the NHS, Local Authorities, Police Forces and a number of schools and colleges around the region.
After many years of thinking there was a problem, but no-one apparently taking us seriously, it was such a relief to meet two friendly, professional people who did take our worries seriously and offered realistic and practical help and advice. Both Jess and Vicky were prepared to go ‘an extra’ mile on our behalf, which we really appreciated.
Very thorough assessment for my daughter and still managed to keep it fun. Excellent report, THANK YOU so much! Now we know she has severe visual stress, we can give her all the support she needs. I really couldn't recommend this service enough.
Absolutely fantastic! Highly recommend we got the answers we were looking for and we can now move forward!
Finally getting the dyslexic screening that is none existent with school. Just had the meeting with shool and commended on a very thorough report and hopefully getting the help that's needed so thank-you from the bottom of my heart.
Absolutely fantastic! Highly recommend we got the answers we were looking for and we can now move forward! Very happy mummy.
We use your services and have found that they are of an excellent standard. Staff are quick to respond and extremely helpful. The assessments carried out are child friendly and thorough. Reports are detailed and give good recommendations for support and ways forward. We will continue to use White Rose Dyslexia Centre and appreciate the work you do.
White Rose Dyslexia have been excellent to work with. Their diagnostic
assessments are detailed and professional, our students feel at ease
working with them and they are flexible when it comes to making
appointments. The extra support and advice they’ve given me has been
invaluable. They are a pleasure to deal with.
My son had an assessment here and would recommend to anyone. Made us feel comfortable and talked to my son about his difficulties and made him feel at ease when he was quite nervous about going. Recommendations from Vicki will help my son in school enormously now and we are thankful for your advice.
As an adult and only just been diagnosed the staff made me feel like I wasn't daft as I've always thought! They made me understand dyslexia and me feel really comfortable. In addition, my 9 year old was tested there, she was also made to feel positive about dyslexia and helped her to feel comfortable.
Barnsley College is a large Further Education with around 6,000 full and part-time learners. As a college we have been solely using White Rose Dyslexia Centre for the last academic year, 2014/15, for exam concession assessments. They provide an outstanding, affordable and flexible service to meet the needs of our learners.
Elizabeth Powles
Learning support coordinator
- Barnsley College
On paper my son came out as borderline dyslexic but high on visual stress. It was a breath of fresh air to be told with 100% honesty that yes he goes about things differently but that he has already good coping mechanisms in place, we now understand him better and have new ways that we need to react to his learning and behaviour to help him. If you want an honest account of your child's condition from my experience this is the place to go.
