Turner’s Syndrome

Description

Turner Syndrome is a chromosomal condition which effects the second X chromosome, this chromosome is absent or abnormal.

It is one of the most common chromosomal disorders.

It effects 1 in 2,500 girls.

Girls with Turner Syndrome are all different as they can be affected by a different number of symptoms.

SEaTSS can support students with this condition.

To refer to SEATSS please use this link:

https://eforms.redbridge.gov.uk/single-point-of-access-referral-form-for-education-support/

Do girls with Turner Syndrome have learning difficulties?
Girls with Turner syndrome can have specific difficulties with:
- Numeracy tasks involving spatial awareness
- Visual perceptual skills eg graphs, puzzles, maps, visual positioning and organisation.
- Attention - many students with Turner Syndrome can be hyperactive.

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