Independent dyslexia assessor in Leicestershire
Jen Bostock is a qualified teacher and specialist assessor in Leicestershire. She helps parents and schools understand dyslexia, strengths and difficulties profiles, and the next step.
Assessment is not an exam. Jen looks for patterns and explains findings in plain English.
Use the information below to understand the assessment and school support routes while new enquiries are paused.
If reading, spelling, writing, memory, processing speed, or confidence is becoming a concern, Jen can help you decide whether screening, a strengths and difficulties profile, or a full diagnostic assessment is the right next step.
Jen works with schools to build clear learner profiles, write practical recommendations, and support dyslexia-aware literacy provision.
Different families and schools need different levels of information. Published prices and key differences are shown here for reference while new enquiries are paused.
For parents
A full assessment for children and young people aged 8 to 16, taking approximately 3 hours, with a clear written report for home and school.
For parents
A brief literacy assessment for learners aged 7 to 16, with a personalised report outlining strengths, areas for development, and recommendations.
For parents
A shorter option for learners aged 7 to 16 when you need an initial picture of possible dyslexic-type difficulties.
For schools
Support for SENCOs, teachers, and school leaders who need specialist dyslexia assessment, practical guidance, or staff CPD.
This is the usual assessment process. Jen will update the site when she is ready to accept new clients again.
The contact form will return when Jen is ready to accept new client enquiries.
Jen helps you decide whether screening, a strengths and difficulties profile, full assessment, or another route is more suitable.
The session is one-to-one, with breaks where needed. It is not an exam and there is no pass or fail.
You receive a written report explaining the learner's profile and practical recommendations.
Jen explains what the findings mean and how recommendations can be used at home and school.
What the report gives you
A diagnostic assessment may or may not identify dyslexia. Either way, the report should make the learner's strengths, difficulties, and support needs easier to understand.
Meet Jen Bostock
Jen is a qualified teacher and specialist dyslexia assessor based in Leicestershire. Her classroom experience shapes how she works with children, explains findings to parents, and writes recommendations that schools can understand.
Short answers to the questions parents usually want answered when considering assessment.
A full diagnostic dyslexia assessment is £550. Dyslexia screening is £125.
The assessment can still clarify the learner's strengths, needs, and practical next steps.
A full Diagnostic Dyslexia Assessment takes approximately 3 hours, with breaks where needed.
The report is written with practical recommendations for both home and school.
The assessment information and practical resources remain available while Jen takes a temporary pause from new client work.
