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Educational Support Designed to Build Clarity, Confidence and Access to Learning

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Wise Owl Learning provides non-diagnostic, neurodiversity-affirming educational services for children and young people. All support is grounded in understanding how a learner thinks, processes and engages with learning, and in offering practical strategies that support access to education.

Services are available in Gorey and online, with availability structured to ensure quality and sustainability.

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Functional Learning & Support Profiles (Non-Diagnostic)

This is the foundation of our work.

A Functional Learning & Support Profile provides a clear, practical understanding of how a child learns, highlighting strengths, support needs and any barriers affecting access to learning. The focus is on what helps rather than labels or diagnosis.

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This service may be helpful when:

• A child is experiencing learning difficulties or reduced confidence

• Families are seeking clarity and practical next steps

• A student is awaiting further assessment

• Schools are supporting learners without a formal diagnosis

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What is included:

• Parent intake and background review

• Teacher input (where appropriate)

• A 60–75 minute assessment session (in-person or online)

• Observation of literacy, numeracy and learning behaviours

• Strengths and support needs profile

• Practical strategies for home and school

• Written report (educational and non-diagnostic)

This service does not provide diagnosis or psychological assessment.

Fee

• €350 – families

• €450 – school-commissioned

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Assessment-Informed Tutoring

Tutoring at Wise Owl Learning is purposeful and assessment-led.

Sessions are informed by a Functional Learning & Support Profile and focus on building understanding, confidence and effective learning strategies. The aim is to support learners to develop skills and independence rather than long-term reliance on tutoring.

Key features:

• 1-to-1 sessions

• Tailored to the learner’s profile

• Focused on confidence, understanding and access to learning

• Offered in structured, time-limited blocks with review points

Tutoring is offered where it forms part of a clear, supportive plan following assessment.

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Workshops & Skills Sessions

Wise Owl Learning offers small-group workshops for parents and students at key points throughout the year. These sessions are practical, supportive and designed to build understanding and confidence.

Workshops may focus on:

• Understanding learning differences

• Supporting confidence and regulation

• Learning and study skills

• Transitions and change

Workshops are offered seasonally and in planned blocks, rather than continuously. Details of upcoming workshops are shared in advance.

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Advocacy & School Support

We provide educational advocacy and guidance to support collaboration between families and schools.

This may include:

• Preparation for school meetings

• Support in understanding reports and recommendations

• Clarifying support needs and next steps

• Translating learning needs into practical educational language

All advocacy work is collaborative, respectful and focused on supporting positive outcomes for the child.

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Working with Schools

Wise Owl Learning works with schools to provide:

• Non-diagnostic functional learning profiles

• Practical, classroom-ready strategies

• Parent or staff workshops

All school-based work is carried out with parental consent and within a clear educational scope.

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Getting Started

Support typically begins with a Functional Learning & Support Profile, followed by tailored recommendations and, where appropriate, further support such as tutoring, workshops or advocacy.

If you’re unsure which service might be the right fit, you’re welcome to get in touch to discuss options.

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Important Notes

• All services are educational and non-diagnostic

• Psychological or diagnostic assessment is not provided

• Availability is limited to ensure quality and care

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Wise Owl Learning is committed to inclusive, ethical and neurodiversity-affirming educational practice.