Nessy Learning Programme

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Publisher(s)	Net Educational Systems
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows
Release	2007
Genre(s)	Educational

Nessy Learning is an educational publisher that creates multi-media learning games, video content, and computer programs, that are used in schools and homes in 192 countries around the world. The Nessy Reading & Spelling Program by Mike Jones was the first cloud based educational learning program. Nessy's Dyslexia Quest was the first app created for dyslexic learners. All of the Nessy programs were designed for dyslexic students between 5 and 16 years old, but after it was discovered that they were effective for teaching all students to read, they began to be used as a general phonics and structured literacy based curriculum.

The programs are developed and published by Nessy Learning formally known as Net Educational Systems - by British entrepreneur Mike Jones, who is dyslexic, along with a talented staff in Bristol in the United Kingdom, and Texas and New Jersey in the USA.

In 2019, a short film, MiCAL, was made about Mike Jones’ experiences as a bullied dyslexic child in school, and his Mother Pat Jones OBE's determined efforts to help him. It is the most successful film about dyslexia ever made.

Pat Jones’ work teaching her own son led to her becoming a dyslexia specialist and later forming the Bristol Dyslexia Centre and the Belgrave Schools in the west of England. Pat Jones was awarded the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth in 2015 for her services to dyslexic children.

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