Sylvia Park School

“Hi David. Just thought I would let you know about a mum who came in this morning to tell me about her son last night.  He normally kind of grunts when she asks him about his day but last night he followed her around the house to relive your talk pretty much word by word.  She was so pleased!!  And he finished by telling her that he is going to read at least one book a week from now on.Thank you, David.” Esther Casey. Sylvia Park School

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