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Danielle Stone

I have 25 years of experience working in a range of settings with children aged from six months, up to their teenage years, and their families. I work in special educational needs as a SEND Support Practitioner and SENCO Assistant..


With a degree in childhood and youth studies, I continued my professional development by taking short courses to develop my understanding of neurodivergence and developed a specific interest in Dyslexia. From here I trained as a specialist Dyslexia practitioner and hold qualifications in psychometric educational testing. I am able to offer assessment for exam access arrangements, and educational psychometric testing. 


In my spare time, I enjoy spending time walking in the natural environment, baking, and spending time with my family and friends.

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  • BA hons (open) Childhood and Youth Studies with English.

  • Level 5 Certificate in Dyslexia; Literacy Support and Intervention (BDA).

  • Level 7 Certificate in Psychometric testing, Assessment and Access Arrangements (British Psychological Society Registered)

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Claire Beckett

I specialise in dyscalculia assessments, support, and confidence-building maths training. My career has taken me through a wide range of educational roles, from classroom teaching to senior leadership. I've worked as a secondary mathematics teacher, an Advanced Skills Maths Teacher, a Mathematics Advisor, and have also served as an Assistant Head, Deputy Head, and Centre Manager.

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I have taught in mainstream schools, special schools, and pupil referral units, and these varied experiences have given me a deep understanding of how differently children, young people, and adults learn — and how powerful personalised support can be.

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My approach is warm, friendly, and completely tailored to each individual. Whether you’re seeking a full dyscalculia assessment or ongoing specialist support, my aim is to make every step clear, comfortable, and confidence-boosting.

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I am passionate about helping people transform their relationship with maths and discover that, with the right guidance, it can feel manageable — even enjoyable.  

 

  • BA Hons (with QTS) Secondary Mathematics.  

  • Level 5 Certificate in Dyscalculia and Mathematics.

  • Learning Difficulties; Support & Intervention.

  • Level 7 Diploma in Dyscalculia Assessment & Intervention. 

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