01Reading, spelling & writing
Build understanding of sounds, patterns, comprehension and written language at a pace that makes sense for each learner.
Ask about this supportReading, spelling and Maths don't come easily to every learner. At School of Thought NI, we offer literacy, numeracy and educational support shaped around the individual child — from our learning centre in Strabane.
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Perhaps reading is taking longer than expected, Maths has knocked their confidence, or you're unsure what support would help at school. You can start with a simple conversation.
Ask about learning supportIt is okay to be unsure what kind of help is needed.
Small steps and thoughtful explanations can build confidence.
Talk through the general support your child might benefit from.
Every child's learning journey is different. Explore the areas School of Thought NI supports and ask which approach may suit your child.
01Build understanding of sounds, patterns, comprehension and written language at a pace that makes sense for each learner.
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02Help with core number skills and tricky maths ideas, with encouragement to tackle problems more confidently.
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03Explore the support available for exam preparation, confidence and important changes in school life.
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04Not sure where to begin? Start with a conversation about what is difficult and what might help.
Ask about this supportNot sure which kind of support fits?
Tell us what you are looking forContact us to discuss your child's needs and the learning support available.
Tell us about your child's learning needs or the support you're looking for.
Discuss what has been challenging, what has helped and the support currently available.
Agree on a suitable next step together, subject to the right programme and availability.




School of Thought NI shares practical approaches to how children learn: from sounds and spelling patterns to the confidence that comes with understanding.
Behind each step is the idea that children should feel supported, listened to and capable.

Megan McMenamin founded School of Thought NI to support children and young people through learning challenges. At the centre in Strabane, families have a local place to begin conversations about literacy, numeracy and individual learning needs.
Find our learning centre Explore family feedbackClass information, useful updates and the things families need to know, all in one place.
See all updatesOne class a week, £110 per child each month. Find out how to enquire about a suitable place.
Read noticeOur online timetable is being prepared. Ask us directly about current class times and availability.
Read noticeSchools and education organisations can get in touch about learning support and potential placements.
Read noticeWeekly classes give families a regular opportunity to focus on learning. Talk to Megan about current class options and availability before enrolling.
Browse classes & timetableSchools, the Education Authority, the Department of Education and other organisations can enquire about learning support, alternative arrangements and potential placements.
Start a professional conversation about the provision required, without including sensitive pupil information in your initial enquiry.
Make a professional enquiryA few answers to help you decide what to do next. You can always ask the team directly.
Ask something elseSchool of Thought NI supports literacy, reading, spelling, writing, maths and numeracy. You can also enquire about support for exams or school transitions; current programme details are confirmed directly by the team.
The monthly membership is £110 per child for one class each week. Please enquire to confirm the right session, start date, availability and the current payment and holiday arrangements.
The class timetable page is available, but confirmed session times have not yet been published online. Contact Megan to ask about suitable days and spaces before committing to a place.
Yes. Schools and education organisations can use the dedicated professional enquiries page to discuss support, potential placements and alternative education arrangements. Please do not send identifiable pupil details in the initial enquiry.
You do not need a diagnosis or a perfect explanation to start a conversation. Get in touch and describe the general areas that have been challenging. Avoid sharing sensitive information about a child in an initial email.
Get in touch about literacy, numeracy or general learning support. We'll discuss the options available.
Speak to Megan about classes, learning support or professional enquiries.