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Irlen Syndrome Screening Test |
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Irlen Syndrome Screening
Irlen Syndrome is a perceptual dysfunction mostly affecting reading and writing activities. Those with the Irlen Syndrome may suffer from a slow reading rate, inefficient reading, poor comprehension, strain, fatigue and an inability to do continuous reading. It can affect attention span, energy levels and motivation.
Symptoms
Light sensitivity
Inability to tolerate backgrounds
Difficulty with print resolution
Restricted span of recognition
Limited concentration span
Poor depth perception
A certified Irlen Screener can detect any difficulty and begin the process to remedy the problem. The screener can work with children and adults.
If you believe you may have any of the difficulties mentioned above you can contact Christine McCormack, certified Irlen Screener and discuss if a screening may help.
Phone Christine on 021 0668554
Christine works in special needs at Valley School and is an experienced Irlen Screener who has helped a number of Valley School pupils and adults |
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School Fees 2009 |
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School fees for 2009 have remained the same as 2008. They are:
1 child - $100
2 or more children - $150 per family
Fees can be paid into the School bank account, please reference it with your childs name.
ASB, Pukekohe
123023 0640768 00
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