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Topic : Dyslexic school kids - where do they go? |
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| Bricol |
Anyone any experience of South Craven, Aireville, or Upper Wharfdale schools for support of dyslexic kids? Or suggest any other schools that kids from Silsden might possibly attend that have a good track record of support? Bri |
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| babba100 |
Iknow that South Craven School have a strong enphasis on supporting children with additional needs.... why not give them a phone call and talk with the teaching staff responcible for the support.... (SEN contact).... that might answer some of your questions x |
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| Bricol |
Already been, talked to, and been shown round by the SEN coordinator, but it's a BIG school . . . just wondering how they cope, or how kids cope really. And if other schools, maybe a little smaller, might just be a little nicer? Plus I think they are full this year, meaning the other schools come into play - but know very little about any of them. Bri |
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| Peabro |
Hi, I work at Upper Wharfedale, we have a fully inclusive school and a brilliant dyslexic unit, we just had open evening but give office a ring and arrange a visit, always welcome. It is a fab school  |
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| gazzer |
I know someone who went through South Craven and only found out they were dyslexic on starting further education |
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| Happylass33 |
Upper Wharfedale looks fantastic for him but getting there is complicated. He'd have to get a taxi to catch the school bus in Skipton and get 2 buses home I think. South Craven was not welcoming! Aireville is looking good but I need reassurance! Again, not sure yet about how to get there. Possibly Bradford will pay for a bus pass as south craven is full. Also the curriculum I imagine is broader at Aireville as it's larger. Has anyone got recent or current experience of Aireville? |
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| jackal |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) Happylass maybe peabro can give him a lift. Save on all that fuel and maybe you cab contribute towards costs for peabro |
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| ju |
hi my son a daughter are both dyslexic south cravan was really good icant fault them at all . i know airevill has a special area best thing is to do go and visit the school has they will be having open evenings this month for the next years admissions thats what we did threshfield has a special dyslexia school and know a few kids that went there it called nethersidehall its only for boys hope this helps |
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| nabend |
When I left Aire View School in the early 60s, every child could read, write and punctuate. Miss Clark saw to that. What's gone wrong? |
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