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"Dyslexic Schools - How to Choose?" -"Choosing a school for your child is probably one the most difficult tasks you will face as a parent and one which will have many repercussions. Remember that no school is ever 100% correct for every child. Look at the school as a whole and establish what strengths of your child would be nurtured there."
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Is society failing to help to children with dyslexia?
- Sadly, dyslexia means that ‘failure’ can pursue boys and girls throughout their school days. One could argue that that this proportion is actually growing with the ever-growing emphasis on literacy. Very interesting document written by David Walker, Headmaster, Edington and Shapwick School
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Inclusion Article
- An interesting article written by a Headmaster of a Dyslexia school. Mr Paul Stanley, Headmaster, Northease Manor, A serving member of the Council for the Registration of Schools Teaching Dyslexic Pupils (CReSTeD) and he meets regularly with Heads of similar DfES approved Specialist Schools.
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Choosing The Right School
- An an article looking at why parents with children with special needs, often look to the Private Sector for help in education
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Questions to ask schools?
- When parents find out that they have a dyslexic child and that the school the child is currently at is not geared up to support dyslexics, they often look at alternative schools, but how can you tell if another school can help support your child?
