About me
Hello
My name is Jenny and I am passionate about helping children to reach their potential.
I am a fully qualified specialist teacher and assessor with a current Assessment and Practicing Certificate (APC). I am also a member of PATOSS – the Professional Association of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties. As a SASC approved assessor, I keep my skills up to date with regular professional development training and my reports can be used for Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) applications.
I gained my OCR Level 7 training to teach and assess learners with specific learning difficulties (SpLDs) with the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre, for whom I still work as a freelance assessor in addition to my private work.
As a specialist teacher assessor, I have worked with children from KS1 to KS5 at a number of schools in West London in addition to private clients.
I enjoy many aspects of teaching, but particularly relish the creative challenge of making learning multi-sensory, memorable and fun. And of course, it is a joy to watch the positive impact that specialist teaching can make to a child’s confidence and ability – once they believe they can achieve, their excitement is contagious!
The assessment process is equally rewarding as it is often the first step for parents in understanding the root causes of their child’s learning differences. The in-depth report provides personalised recommendations for support both at school and home and with these in place, I truly believe that SpLDs don’t need to hold children back.
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Privacy Policy
Kew Dyslexia is the sole trader business of Jenny Fenhalls, a dyslexia assessor and specialist teacher. Jenny is the data controller for Kew Dyslexia and she is committed to respecting the privacy and protecting the data of her clients. She is registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), reference number: ZA775419.
Privacy Statement The data clients provide will be used only for the provision of agreed upon services and will not be shared with any other parties without consent. Clients have the right to see what data Kew Dyslexia holds on them or their child and to request that any data held is amended or deleted. If you have any concerns or queries, please contact Jenny via email: jenny@kewdyslexia.co.uk
What Information Does Kew Dyslexia Collect ? It collects names, addresses, dates of birth, email addresses, telephone numbers and background information on the child being assessed or tutored in order to communicate with clients and provide the services offered; planning dyslexia assessments and specialist lessons for dyslexic children.
How Does Kew Dyslexia Collect Data? Personal data includes information which originates from questionnaires completed by parents, child or school, emails, telephone calls, interviews, written and verbal correspondence.
How Does Kew Dyslexia Store Data? Assessment reports are stored electronically on a password-protected computer. Paper record forms are destroyed once the final report is issued. Where applicable, scanned copies of record forms are stored as PDF documents on a password-protected computer.
Does Kew Dyslexia Share Data? Clients will be asked to read this privacy agreement prior to an assessment and to confirm that they agree to the Privacy Policy. Personal data will not be shared with any third party for marketing purposes. Reports will not be shared with any third party (e.g. schools, colleges and universities) without parental consent. On request, personal information may be removed from copies of reports sent to such organisations.
GDPR: Personal Data Rights Clients have a number of rights under GDPR legislation including data correction, data erasure, data restriction, data objection etc. For full details see https://ico.org.uk/fororganisations/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/individualrights/.
Clients have the right to request their data, withdraw consent and complain to the ICO at any time if they believe their personal data has been mishandled. To make a request for personal data to be erased, please email Jenny for ‘withdrawal of consent’. (Please note, Kew Dyslexia is required to hold certain data for legal and accounting reasons). To access a copy of personal data, please email Jenny with a ‘subject access request’. There is no charge for for these requests and they will be responded to as soon as possible, within one month of receipt.
Complaints and Questions Please contact Jenny with any questions or complaints regarding your personal data: jenny@kewdyslexia.co.uk
Updates This privacy policy may be modified at any time. Changes and clarifications will take effect immediately after posting on the Kew Dyslexia website. If major changes are made to this policy, updates will be clearly highlighted. For more information about your rights and my obligations under the General Data Processing Regulation please go to: