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Hi Helen,

I am an SEN Teacher. I was working in an SEN school full-time but have just started a 3-day per week job to free up some more time to freelance. I currently tutor a Year 9 boy with Dyslexia in English and Maths and a Year 5 boy working on grammar school entrance. I can tutor in English, Maths and Science to GCSE level from any starting point. I have 10 years experience of tailoring learning for children with Specific Learning difficulties such as Dyslexia and Dyspraxia and more severe communication barriers included ADHD and Autism.

Best wishes

Rachel

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