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At Yorkshire Rose Dyslexia, we believe in a dyslexic friendly society, that enables every neuro-diverse people of all ages to reach their full potential.
The production company TOAD has contacted Yorkshire Rose Dyslexia about a series of online shorts they are making for a major broadcaster about disability and how non-disabled people can be better allies. Their short films are aiming to reach young adults in particular. They are looking for people who have: Episode 1: Cerebral palsy Episode […]
Welcome to our Exploring Dysgraphia FREE ANND webinar! ANND are a non-profit coalition of dedicated organisations who are passionate about supporting our community. ANND is the Adult Network: Neurodiversity and Dyslexia and we are comprised of Succeed with Dyslexia, Adult Dyslexia Centre, Yorkshire Rose Dyslexia Association and Hampshire Dyslexia Association. We would like to invite […]
We are very proud to announce that Yorkshire Rose Dyslexia, Succeed With Dyslexia, Hampshire Dyslexia Association and the Adult Dyslexia Centre have come together to create Adult Network: Neurodiversity and Dyslexia. ANND aims to offer FREE support and advice to our adult community. Join us for our first FREE session with Adult Network: Neurodiversity and […]
Is your organisation up-to-date with neurodiversity best practices? Complete this survey for a chance to WIN a FREE consultation discussion with Donna Stevenson, our Head of Training and Assessment! Take the survey here! *The winner will be selected at random and contacted via email on the 30th of September 2023. This giveaway is in […]
We are delighted to announce that the long-awaited Yorkshire Dyslexia Festival is going to take place on Saturday the 2nd of July 2022 at Pudsey Civic Hall. We have a great programme of speakers and Exhibitors, some of whom will be travelling to Yorkshire for the first time. See below a list of our talks: […]
Presented for members of Yorkshire Rose Dyslexia, dyslexia specific therapeutic counsellor, John Hicks shares three super useful ways to manage the anxiety of a child with dyslexia. Parents attending this webinar will gain insights on how anxiety works with respect to dyslexia and three ways to bring about the reduction of their child’s anxiety.
Does spelling practice help children with dyslexia learn sight words? We have once again been contacted by Leeds Uni to take part in their Dyslexia Research Project From Leeds Uni – “Do you have a child aged 11-16 with a diagnosis of dyslexia? We are running an online study to see whether spelling practice can help […]
Year 7 Jacob feels different to everyone else because of his dyslexia. After talking to headteacher Mr. Povey, he realises that he doesn’t have a disability, but a superpower which will help him see the world in a unique way. Source: Yearbook, Brand new series of Educating Greater Manchester returns on Tuesday 3rd of […]
We have heard today that we are lighting Leeds RED Monday 5th October to mark the start of Dyslexia Week! Places lighting up – City Hall Bridgewater Place Arena Corn Exchange Can you do something? Ask your school to celebrate by wearing something RED Share with everyone and watch the press for any events
Helen Bowden, CEO of the BDA asks… “When was the last time you handwrote anything important, that was going to impact on the rest of your life? Not often I imagine, considering digital is now the norm. We always have spelling, punctuation and grammar aids integrated into the technology we’re using. (Without) specialist support for […]
Update! 30th of April 2019 The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Dyslexia and other Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs), which the British Dyslexia Association is Secretariat to, has published the report of this year’s APPG. You can also read the BDA’s article about this year’s APPG here. 9th of April 2019 As you may know, […]
