Dyslexia assessments
Explore dyslexia assessment packages, including a diagnostic report, cognitive profile and personalised intervention recommendations.
For King’s InterHigh families
A clearer understanding
A confident next step
Welcome to your dedicated Dyslexia Test Centre area. A proposed home for assessment information, clear pricing and guidance for King’s InterHigh students and their families.
Explore the assessment price listOne dedicated area for your school communityInformation for parents and carersClear assessment options
Assessment support
Helping families find their way forward
A place to understand the options available, discuss individual needs and plan the next step with Dyslexia Test Centre.
A broader understanding
Find information about cognitive profiles, sensory packages and additional assessment or screening options.
Support after assessment
Explore aftercare to help families understand the findings and consider practical next steps.
Support beyond assessment
The Listening Program
A calm, structured approach to listening practice.
The Listening Program combines specially selected music with structured listening practice. DTC describes it as a complementary programme that may support listening stamina, attention and self-regulation alongside a wider support plan.
It is not a diagnostic assessment or a replacement for literacy teaching, speech and language support or clinical care. DTC can help you consider whether it fits your child’s needs and goals.
Explore the programme with DTC ↗Ask DTC for the current partner or referral code before purchasing. Programme pricing is separate from the assessment prices shown here.
King’s InterHigh · Proposed price list
Assessment options & prices
Children’s assessment prices for King’s InterHigh families, using the current Dyslexia Test Centre children’s price list.
| Assessment or service | Price |
|---|---|
| Assessment packages | |
| Dyslexia assessment | £595 |
| Dyslexia and sensory package | £695 |
| Cognitive profile | £895 |
| Optional additions | |
| Handwriting difficulties (formerly dysgraphia) | + £200 |
| Dyscalculia screening | + £200 |
| Rapid service | + £200 |
| Clinical assessment options | |
| Clinical ADHD assessment | £1,195 |
| Clinical autism (ASD) assessment | £2,300 |
| Clinical combined ADHD and autism (AuDHD) assessment | £2,850 |
| Aftercare | |
| Bespoke Aftercare Package | £395 |
| Executive Aftercare | Price on enquiry |
Prices checked against the DTC children’s price list on 13 October 2026. No school discount has been applied. Different prices may apply to previously diagnosed students and those aged 18 or over.
Optional extras can be added to a child dyslexia package where appropriate. Clinical ADHD, autism and combined AuDHD assessments are delivered by a partner medical company, with payment made directly to that company. Dyslexia and educational assessment payments are made to DTC Education.
The Bespoke Aftercare Package includes a 55-minute consultation, accessible assessment summary, personalised Next Steps Action Plan and template letters.
The sensory profile is not a clinical diagnosis of ADHD or autism. Dyscalculia screening is not a standalone diagnostic assessment.
A little clarity
Before you take
the next step
Is this area ready for families to use?
This is a demonstration of the dedicated school area. The preview uses the current DTC children’s prices. The dedicated school arrangements and enquiry process will be finalised before families are invited to use it.
What if a student already has a diagnosis?
DTC has a separate price list for previously diagnosed children. The appropriate option and fee would be confirmed with the family before booking.
How would families make an enquiry?
The proposed area would offer a school-specific enquiry route. Contact details and the referral process are to be agreed with King’s InterHigh; no enquiries or bookings are collected in this preview.
A dedicated starting point for your school community
The proposed area brings assessment information and a dedicated price list together, so families know where to start.