Tag: dyslexia

FREE! Widgit CPD webinar: Ask the Expert with Rebecca Lynch

Use this time to ask company experts any questions that you have! Suitable for existing and new customers.

🧡 Is symbol-support just for early years?
🧡 Can symbols transform secondary learning too?
🧡 What about EAL/ELL learners?
🧡 Are we under utilising visual tools for neurotypical students?

See if you can find a question about Widgit symbols that Rebecca can’t answer!

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FREE! Nessy CPD webinar: Ask the Expert with Stuart Plumridge

💚 This 30-minute interactive session is designed to tackle the real-world literacy challenges you face every day.
Ask your questions of Stuart:
💚 Need advice on a specific student profile?
💚 Want to know how to maximise Nessy’s reporting features?
💚 Seeking strategies for managing neurodivergent learners?
The literacy specialists from Nessy are here to help.
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FREE! CPD Webinar – Finding the Gaps: Using Nessy to Screen and Target Literacy Difficulties

❓ How can educators proactively spot these hidden difficulties without adding hours of manual assessment to their workload?

💭 Often, by the time literacy gaps become obvious, the intervention required is much more intensive.

🎯 During this session, Rory File, Head of Education and Partnerships explores identifying students who are quietly falling behind in reading and spelling can be a complex challenge.

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FREE! Webinar – Nessy Parent Series – Beat the Summer Slide: Without Turning Your Home Into a Classroom

Summer is a time for rest, fun, and new experiences.

It is also a wonderful opportunity to build confidence, nurture interests, and create meaningful moments that support learning naturally.

For children with dyslexia, these experiences can help strengthen language, reading, writing, and self-confidence in ways that feel enjoyable rather than overwhelming.

Join us for a relaxed, supportive virtual workshop where we’ll explore simple ways to encourage reading, writing, language, and independence without turning summer into school.

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