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Re: New special needs diagnosis - Bad spelling?

Hi, I have been on this journey myself and as a parent it is hard to come to terms with if you have no educational needs personally. I have two dyslexic boys and really struggled myself with their diagnoses as I am a stickler for spelling and an avid reader, I just couldn't get why they couldn't do ...
Forum: Schools
Replies: 4
Mon Mar 24, 2025 4:53 pm

Re: Construction and project management firms

Depending on what you are looking for I would recommend Foster Lomas Architects, and speak to Greg one of the directors there; fosterlomas.com or greg@fosterlomas.com they do full service architecture and also interior design. 
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Mon Feb 24, 2025 11:48 am

Re: Any good architect recommendations?

Fosterlomas.com do beautiful work
 
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Tue Jan 14, 2025 10:58 am

Re: Traditional Christmas is causing issues with girlfriend

Maybe because of my strained relationship over the years with my MIL, this rings all sorts of alarm bells: The writer says: my grandmother asked if my girlfriend would be "okay" with the usual traditions. She framed it in a way that felt a bit loaded, saying something about how my girlfrie...
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Mon Dec 02, 2024 2:09 pm

Re: Has anyone succeeded in lobbying Wandsworth council to slow down traffic on their road?

Definitely lobby the council for traffic calming measures, chicanes, road bumps etc and noone should be speeding on side or any other roads but, in response to the poster who is hoping their future children could play in the street, this is madness. What is this obsession with wanting kids to play i...
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Mon Nov 25, 2024 9:09 am

Re: Orthodontics

We self-referred to Dr Niloufar at White & Co on Battersea Rise, my son will have his braces off in August and has a fantastic smile now - didn't qualify for NHS so around £4k. I have commented on another post about orthodontist treatment at The Orthodontist Practice, Battersea. We were original...
Replies: 12
Mon Jul 22, 2024 1:55 pm

iGCSE Syllabus History Tutor required

Hi
I am looking for an iGCSE History tutor for some help, ideally in the Easter holidays second week and then ongoing between then and the exams in May/June. Any recommendations? Thanks
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Sun Mar 17, 2024 12:33 pm

Re: Business Studies Tutor for iGCSE Pearson EdExcel wanted

Hi Thomas, thanks for getting back to me - I have sent you a WhatsApp to the mobile number above.

@Amybinlondon - I'll contact Dan via Owl - thank you 
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Mon Mar 11, 2024 5:18 pm

Business Studies Tutor for iGCSE Pearson EdExcel wanted

Please could anyone give me recommendations for a Business Studies Tutor for the iGCSE Pearson EdExcel syllabus for exams this summer. Thanks
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Thu Mar 07, 2024 6:05 pm

Re: How to manage taking children out of fee paying school mid- year

I'd agree with Headshrinker, do lots of extra-curricular activities (although state schools do have after-school clubs for free as well), support with tutoring if you need to but they all have extension tasks for the super bright and some subjects may even be streamed. If you are in a good area you ...
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Mon Nov 20, 2023 12:46 pm

Re: Panic Attacks - help

I developed similar travel related anxiety in my 40's as well, related to flying/travelling. There were a set of circumstances that triggered it but I couldn't get past it. I had previously travelled extensively and was furious with myself. For me what has worked is taking a medication called Propan...
Replies: 8
Thu Aug 03, 2023 11:04 am

Re: Is corian heat resistant?

We used Corian for our remodel - as we have a massive island (3m x 1.5m). Marble was more than double the cost. While I love the Corian colour we chose… Hate the product. Hate.hate.hate. Not nearly as durable as I thought it but would be. Scratches easily. Chipped when they installed our flush Gagg...
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Mon Jun 26, 2023 1:42 pm

Re: Do you regret your lockdown puppy?

We got a puppy during lockdown and adore her, both my husband and I having grown up with dogs. It is very different having a dog in the city to the country though, and as experienced as we were, it has still been a shock and something to get used to. The two walks a day, respective of weather, not b...
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Mon May 15, 2023 11:15 am

Re: The Orthodontic Practice Battersea - your experience and opinions please

I commented on another post re orthodontist treatment at The Orthodontist Practice, Battersea. My son is now being treated at White & CO on Battersea Rise where we self-referred. We were originally referred to the Orthodontic Practice on Battersea Rise by our dentist but were quite disturbed by ...
Replies: 18
Mon Nov 07, 2022 11:31 am

Re: Orthodontist - nhs braces help

We are the same, a very borderline requirement re overbite that is the difference between £4500 and NHS. We self-referred to White & Co on Battersea Rise - but are having to pay; an expensive debated millimetre. We were originally referred to the Orthodontic Practice on Battersea Rise by our den...
Replies: 12
Mon Oct 31, 2022 9:04 am