LARGE ENOUGH TO EXCEL SMALL ENOUGH TO CARE LARGE ENOUGH TO EXCEL SMALL ENOUGH TO CARE
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Next Senior School Open Morning
16th June 2012
At Eltham College, everyone is someone else. The economist is a marathon runner. The first violinist helps out at the local care home. The tennis captain designs websites. In a challenging yet caring environment, we nurture each pupil’s skills and talents. All of them.
We develop well-rounded individuals.
Eltham College, Grove Park Road, Mottingham, London, SE9 4QF Telephone 020 8857 1455
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FirstEleven PROMOTION When Something Just Isn’t Quite Right!
emotional outbursts and hyper sensitivity. But for some children the triggers are not transitory but deep-seated; there may be an underlying physical reason for their
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extreme responses. Far from being just down to ‘personality’, some traits often point to Retained Reflex Syndrome (RRS) and potential future problems in a child’s development. Children may be bright, yet underachieving and lacking in
concentration. Tey may find reading and writing tricky, have trouble putting ideas down on paper and not enjoy reading for pleasure. Tey may suffer from low self-esteem, frustration and be emotionally and socially immature. Establishing friendships may be difficult. Other behaviour patterns to watch for include: excessive talking, a short- temper, hearing problems (selective hearing), hypersensitivity (problems with labels/haircuts) and clumsiness. Does any of this sound familiar? RRS may be the root cause. Before birth, babies develop primitive reflexes to help them survive
the birthing process and the first months of life. Usually these will fade away as a baby develops and grows up. However, these reflexes can sometimes become stuck, hindering the next stage of development and locking the child into immature patterns of behaviour and response. Te great news is that with treatment, these primitive reflexes can be
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closed down and huge improvements – in behaviour, development, self- esteem and therefore happiness – can be seen. A leading pioneer working in the field of early developmental
responses, David Mulhall, a Neuro Developmental Consultant, has built up a reputation specifically identifying and healing children with RRS. His approach involves using very simple but highly specific stimulation of nerve endings, which can all be done in the comfort of your own home. It is entirely natural, non-invasive and drug-free. Te revolutionary techniques he has developed over the last 17 years have transformed the lives, not only of the children he has treated, but also of the parents who have seen their children grow into well-balanced, happy young adults.
The David Mulhall Centre 31 Webbs Road, SW11 Tel: 020 7223 4321
www.davidmulhall.co.uk
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