UK-based Nessy founders Mike Jones and Tiffany James visit Belvoir and Tawonga schools to deliver online learning support program

By Jodie O'Sullivan
Updated November 5 2019 - 4:51pm, first published 4:30pm
LITERACY SUPPORT: Tiffany James and Mike Jones (founders of UK-based online learning company Nessy) with Belvoir Special School students Wilbur Murray, 15, and Connor Stockfeld, 13. Picture: MARK JESSER
LITERACY SUPPORT: Tiffany James and Mike Jones (founders of UK-based online learning company Nessy) with Belvoir Special School students Wilbur Murray, 15, and Connor Stockfeld, 13. Picture: MARK JESSER

Mike Jones believes he would have left school illiterate if not for the tenacity and ingenuity of his maths teacher mum.

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