
Flax Hill Primary School Receiving their Award
Schools in Tamworth have been recognised for being Dyslexia friendly after receiving a Level 1 Renewed Dyslexia Friendly Status at a special ceremony in Stafford earlier this week.
A host of schools in the Tamworth area were awarded the Level 1 Renewed Dyslexia Friendly Status, which recognises the work the schools do to assist those with Dyslexia. The Tamworth schools awarded during the cermony in Stafford were:
All the schools went through a rigorous process which involved an audit of current practice, self assessment, staff training and development of an action plan to improve practice.
County Councillor Veronica Downes, Cabinet Member for Schools said:
“This is an excellent achievement and I would like to congratulate everyone involved and thank them all for their hard work towards achieving this award. This is another step forward to develop fully inclusive links for pupils with dyslexia within Staffordshire’s schools.”
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Tom Cruise have dyslexia and yet he is still a very successful actor.~”-
You have missed out Belgrave High School from the list, who were also represented at the presentation in Stafford, but this was for getting FULL status: a very substantial achievement indeed!
Re-reading, I see that this is a very old story, yet appearing in a news alert yesterday.
Belgrave had their presentation last week, so I hope they will get the same coverage in due course.
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