Fairley House School
Fairley House is an independent co-educational day school that teaches students with dyslexia and dyspraxia from ages 5-16.
Ideal student
Bright pupils with specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, dyspraxia or dyscalculia who need specialist teaching approaches but have the cognitive ability to access an academic curriculum.
Main sports
A participation-led programme including football, netball, rugby, swimming and athletics, with the emphasis firmly on confidence and teamwork rather than results.
Stand-out facilities
Integrated therapy provision, with occupational therapists and speech and language specialists working closely alongside teachers so support is embedded within lessons rather than delivered separately.
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Did you know?
Fairley House was founded by a speech and language therapist whose own children were dyslexic, shaping the school’s distinctive model of combining therapy with classroom teaching.
Our takeaway
A highly specialist school supporting pupils with specific learning difficulties who may have struggled in mainstream settings. Small classes, integrated therapy alongside deeply experienced staff help rebuild confidence and give pupils the tools they need to succeed academically.
"At Fairley House, we believe the solution is to give your child a level playing field; a school where all the children experience similar difficulties."
