In a BBC exclusive report, school leaders in England have warned that a cut to school trips may be the first port of action before reducing staffing numbers. This news comes after schools have warned that they are being particularly hit by the rising energy bills.
On the 12th of July 2022, the Dyslexia Commission heard key testimonies and recommendations from some of the leading entrepreneurs in the third section of the Inquiry session.
On the 12th of July 2022, the Dyslexia Commission held it’s second inquiry session. The session explored the topic of mental health services for neurodivergent people. Notable revelations demonstrated the need for a in depth review into the current mental health services for neurodivergent patients.
After the family of Archie Battersbee’s lost the domestic legal fight to postpone the withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment for Archie; the family have turned to the European Court of Human Rights to seek the postponing this life-changing decision.
The largest provider of GCSEs and A-Levels board, AQA polled 3,000 school staff via Teacher Tapp revealing that three out of four teachers believe that introducing digital exams in England would be successful dependent on school resources.
Following the deeply insightful second edition to Our Dyslexia Commission Inquiry sessions which focused on the co-ordination of care. We asked panellist and Founder of Sir Linkalot app, Andy Salmon for his reflections on second session.
One in four families today receive the first Government cost of living payment today as inflationary pressures continue to impact household budgets.
Representatives from RNID, Tympahealth and TAD Medical discuss with Professor Mike Bewick the importance of innovation as a means to improve health outcomes for patients with deafness and hard-of-hearing.
A new 10-year plan to tackle dementia and boost funding into research to better understand neurodegenerative diseases has been announced by government,.
Chaired by former Health and Social Care Secretary, Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, the findings of the first Dyslexia Commission inquiry session will be published
The government has today published its long-awaited Review into the special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) support system
A new joint review by Ofsted and Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons (HMIP) published today has highlighted that reading education available to prisoners is
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