In school
Our preferred settingOur school-based model: the assessment takes place on site during the school day, coordinated with the SENDCO.
Our mission is to reduce the long-term complications of ADHD through early assessment and management. That is why we specialise in ADHD assessments for primary school children, collaborating directly with schools and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Coordinators (SENDCOs).
Based on our experience, conducting assessments within the school environment benefits children and enhances diagnostic accuracy. It:
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We completed a collaborative project with St Robert Southwell Catholic Primary School in Brent, assessing 25 children with suspected ADHD within the school setting. This initiative provided the foundation for our assessment model.
25
children with suspected ADHD assessed within the school setting
8 weeks
from referral to a completed assessment
1 hour
narrative session with each child, during the school day
From the first coffee morning to the assessment itself, we work with the school’s SENDCO at every step.

We begin by hosting a coffee morning for parents of children showing concerning symptoms. We discuss ADHD and other neurodiverse conditions, outline our comprehensive assessment model and explain our approach to Strengths & Needs Profiling, emphasising the importance of understanding each child as an individual when developing their management plan.
Following the meeting, interested parents provide their contact details for registration.
We then collaborate directly with the SENDCO to organise the assessment and ensure that all required questionnaires are completed in advance.
On the day, we conduct a one-hour narrative session with the child, who then returns to class to minimise disruption to their educational day. Occasionally we need specific additional information from the teacher afterwards, which the SENDCO team coordinates.
School is where we prefer to assess primary school children, but families can also choose our clinic or an online assessment.
Our school-based model: the assessment takes place on site during the school day, coordinated with the SENDCO.
At the Child and Family Practice in Bloomsbury, central London.
Online assessments are available for parents and children who prefer this option.
Having completed our school collaboration project with St Robert Southwell, we are now seeking to undertake a larger project in partnership with the NHS. Our aim is to demonstrate the benefits of the school-based assessment model at scale, as we believe it provides the optimal environment for assessing primary school children.
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