I was very sad to hear of Mike's death. His knowledge, kindness and generosity was remarkable. I am hugely grateful for the way in which he has helped others understand, from the inside out, what it is like to have dyslexia. Thank you Mike. R. I. P

A truly wonderful guy, Mike Juggins, whose understanding of Dyslexia and how Art could open up doors to the mind not yet explored. I had the pleasure of seeing him work with some of my most distant students, whilst he was Artist in Residence at Headlands school in Swindon, and get amazing responses from them, enabling them to gain confidence in themselves, to achieve not only better art results, but raising their self esteem which impacted other areas of their lives..an honour to have known you x

Hi all, Mike is the kindest person i have ever met, I first met Mike and his wife Liz at Avebury, Wiltshire. About 15-20 years ago. They are both inspiring people, they taught a bunch of us with various digital cameras and picture editing. His teaching and friendship is light years ahead. He was not just a teacher he was always finding new ways to expand his horizon and reaching out to pan-disability. That became my biggest seed of inspiration because of him. He totally cared for every single one of us. Met all his cheeky kids and wife as well and his lurcher. Mike totally goes out of his way selflessly for people, we become good friends and my family friend, we shared and bounced ideas and skills, shared a few beers, laughs and tears. I will for ever carry your input in my life. I have and will forever always treasure our time together old bean i wish you didn't leave us so soon. I will be at Mike funeral anyone need a hugs i am offering them i am the Huggins and Mike the Juggins we are almost the twins brothers. For ever miss you Mike hugs si