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Our Mission
is to:
Help dyslexic people of all ages
by providing information and
support.
"Thank you
for listening to me and not treating me like a crazy woman."
Mother of 9 year old girl
"I would
like to say how much I really appreciate what you did for me, helping sort out
the school, and getting me into college and setting me in the right direction. I
doubt very much that I would be in the same situation I am in now without all
the support you gave my parents and me."
Man in his early twenties
PLEASE NOTE: The
Coffee
Morning on 7th June will be held at: St
John the Evangelist Church Hall, Park Road, Bromley, BR1 3HJ. As
this is half-term week, older children are welcome and there will be
activities and games for them. The talk will be on Handwriting, and
will include activities for parents and children to do together
during the morning, if they wish. St John’s Church is a few minutes
walk from Community House.
8th May 2012
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28th March 2012 |
Help get
dyslexia into teacher training!
How many people realised that
teacher training courses don't have to include anything about dyslexia?
Time and time again we get teachers bemoaning the fact that they were
not told anything really helpful about it - "We had just a half-day to
cover all special needs", one newly-trained teacher recently regretfully
told us.
In 2009, a government-commissioned report, The Rose Review, recommended
that initial teacher training courses should contain a realistic amount
of time on dyslexia/SpLD. The British Dyslexia Association are now
campaigning hard to try to make this a reality, and have set up a
petition on the government website asking for a compulsory module on
dyslexia. If this petition reaches 100,000 signatures this issue will
then be debated in the House of Commons.
The petition only runs for a year, so every signature counts and your
signature could make a difference, enabling future teachers to help
hundreds of thousands of dyslexic pupils. Please DO take the time and
trouble to sign the petition, and encourage all your friends and
family to do the same. It would be great if you could reach as many
people as possible via email,
twitter and Facebook.
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/20674
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Earn a bit. Give a bit.
Everyone benefits.
Please sell your unwanted goods on
eBay to raise funds for us.
eBay for Charity allows you to list
an item and donate 10-100% of your final sale price to us- it's that
easy.
When you’re selling, the real
beauty of eBay for Charity is that there’s something for everyone -
yourself included. You decide exactly what percentage of your final
selling price you’d like to give to charity and what percentage
you’d like for yourself.
eBay for Charity listings are the
same as any other eBay listing, except for the blue and yellow eBay
for Charity ribbon
in search results and your chosen charity’s mission statement and
logo in your listing. This means your listing can be seen by
everyone who searches through eBay.co.uk. It’ll also get extra
visibility through the eBay for Charity pages.
It’s the perfect way to make a
difference – while doing what you do every day on eBay, whether
you're a fishing enthusiast selling angling gear or a big business
trading electronics.
Any eBay seller who has a current
account can create an eBay for Charity listing and each time you sell
for charity, you'll get a
selling fee credit.
To learn more visit
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If you find the
information on this website helpful, please consider making a donation
to help us keep our
Association going. Even £1 will help.
You can donate by
texting DABB44 and donation amount to 70070 - eg
DABB44 £1
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Dyslexia Association of Bexley Bromley
Greenwich & Lewisham