Learning support for parents and teachers

Clear direction when learning feels hard.

Practical guidance, resources and one-to-one consultancy for parents and teachers of children aged 3 to 11, with a focus on dyslexia, ADHD and other learning differences.

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Resources for home and classroom

  1. Lessons

    English, Maths, Science and PSHE lessons you can teach or use at home.

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  2. Practice Exercises

    Short writing exercises and focus exercises, for building skills a little at a time.

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  3. Colouring Sheets

    Printable sheets for calm, screen-free time.

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  4. Games

    Classroom and home games, with clear instructions on how to play.

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Free for parents

The Calm Focus Toolkit

Ten practical strategies you can try at the kitchen table, for children aged 3 to 11 who find it hard to settle, focus or get started.

  • Ten strategies, the first takes about two minutes
  • A printable checklist for the whole family
  • Guidance on sensible next steps, without labels

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Consultations

One-to-one support, online.

Talk through what you are seeing at home or in class with a primary teacher and counsellor, and leave with practical next steps.

Sessions are for parents and school staff. They offer guidance and support. They are not a diagnosis, and they do not replace an assessment by a qualified clinician.

60 USD per hour

plus VAT

How it works

Or email hello@chalkandcompass.co.uk

About

Written from the classroom, with a counsellor's eye.

Chalk & Compass is run by Kerem, a primary class teacher and qualified counsellor who works as a Special Educational Needs Coordinator in a British international school. The aim is simple: to bridge what psychology tells us and what actually works with a real child on a real Tuesday morning.

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