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Get your pupils ready to learn with Rombi

The innovative wooden blocks of the Rombi puzzle help to sharpen minds and alleviate feelings of stress and anxiety – thus getting pupils ready to learn. Emma Lee-Potter discovers an innovation 20 years in the making...

When Penny Georgiou began working with dyslexic students two decades ago she never imagined she would go on to create an innovative new teaching and learning aid for children aged seven and up.

The Rombi puzzle is a set of 16 or 36 wooden cubes and comes with a series of exercise sheets showing users how to construct complex patterns with the blocks.

Suitable for all ages, the blocks can be used in mainstream primary and secondary schools, special schools, at home and in the workplace. The aim is that using the blocks in the classroom will help to sharpen minds and alleviate feelings of stress and anxiety – thus getting pupils ready to learn.

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