Is your child experiencing academic or developmental challenges?
Our diagnostic process pinpoints the specific barriers to learning so SEN Specialists can implement targeted, effective interventions. We provide evidence-based psychological testing and professional interpretation to ensure your child receives the right support and exam access documentation.
Who conducts the assessments?
British specialists, Specialist EAA Teachers, Qualified Assessors and Educational Psychologists assess and interpret tests for:
- Language processing and social communication difficulties
- Specific learning disabilities, including dyslexia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia
- Behavioural and emotional regulation challenges
- Cognitive, physical and motor skill development
- Updated documentation for formal exam access (EAA)
Multidisciplinary, person-centred support
SEN Specialists use an integrated support model where professionals collaborate around each student. This holistic, person-centred approach ensures learning is age-appropriate, accessible and relevant to each child’s abilities. Our programmes combine clinical assessment with creative teaching to promote academic progress and personal growth.
Our specialist team
Learning Designers & Creative Teaching Specialists: Design personalised learning pathways and develop engaging lessons that improve motivation and retention.
Behavioural Support Specialists: Provide evidence-based strategies for social, emotional and behavioural difficulties, helping students to self-regulate and build resilience.
Occupational Therapists (OTs): Support physical, sensory and cognitive needs to increase independence in daily activities.
Speech & Language Therapists: Assess and treat speech, language and communication difficulties to improve comprehension and social communication.
Educational Psychologists: Translate assessment findings into practical school adaptations, curriculum adjustments and exam-time support.
Exam Access Assessment (EAA)
Exam Access Assessments are for students with existing specialist reports who need an updated review to secure formal exam arrangements. Conducted by Specialist EAA Teachers or Educational Psychologists, EAA reports recommend access arrangements tailored to the student’s needs (UK and equivalent international requirements).
Conditions we support
- Dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia
- Autism spectrum conditions
- ADHD and ADD
- Developmental coordination disorder / dyspraxia
- Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and global developmental delays
- Sensory processing difficulties
- Speech, language and communication needs
- Behavioural, emotional and social difficulties
Early identification & personalised programmes
Early assessment by our Speech & Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Educational Psychologists helps identify learning and communication difficulties sooner. Early identification allows timely, targeted intervention that improves longer-term outcomes.
Why choose SEN Specialists?
Global coverage: services available in the UK, Singapore, USA, Malaysia, Thailand and worldwide.
Multidisciplinary expertise: integrated teams of British-trained specialists and therapists.
Evidence-based practice: assessments and interventions informed by current research.
Person-centred planning: bespoke learning pathways that build on strengths and address needs.
Practical outcomes: exam access documentation, school recommendations and teacher support.
Get started
Contact SEN Specialists for an initial consultation for SEN Advocacy and advice to see if we can help you to arrange an Exam Access Assessment (EAA). We will review existing reports, carry out the necessary assessments, and provide clear, practical recommendations to help your child succeed academically and socially.
Call to action: Request an assessment today help your child access fair exam conditions and reach their full potential.