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FREWEN The Dyslexia School Since 1910 COLLEGE Celebrating our three expanding Nurseries across Kent TONBRIDGE TONBRIDGE 01732 365188 / tonbridge@juniorsdaynursery.co.uk CRANBROOK 01580 713033 / cranbrook@juniorsdaynursery.co.uk HEADCORN 01622 891422 / headcorn@juniorsdaynursery.co.uk Op Adjac Full daycar For more Email: tonbri www Dan Goldsmith Photography SPACES NOW AVAILABLE Recruiting for qualified and experienced staff across all three Nurseries. We offer numerous opportunities for career progression and training. Prep School Senior • • School Sixth Form JuniorsDayNurseryWT223.indd 1 19/08/2020 12:36 Frewen College is a leading Day and Boarding School for boys and girls aged 7-19 with Dyslexia and Dyspraxia and associated Specific Learning Difficulties. We are proud to be different: Frewen is the oldest specialist dyslexia school in the UK Best GCSE grades in 2020 and pupil progress for the 6th consecutive year All classroom staff have specialist dyslexia qualifications Assistive Technology is used throughout the school monarchoak Oak Frame Buildings Over 50 years’ experience making oak frame buildings Winner of the BDA’s ‘Best Dyslexia-Friendly School’ 2018 Email: office@frewencollege.co.uk Tel: 01797 252494 Frewen College, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6NL www.frewencollege.co.uk • Garages • Garden Rooms • Complexes • Gazebos • Bespoke Buildings 01323 765410 Quality in its finest form www.monarchoak.co.uk priceless-magazines.com 116 FrewenCollegeWT223.indd 1 04/09/2020 MonarchOakWT147.indd 17:03 1 26/07/2018 12:30
Help is at Hand Mr Nick Goodman, Principal at Frewen College in Northiam, East Sussex, explains how to identify and support pupils who are experiencing difficulties with dyslexia It is widely accepted that defining dyslexia is complex and that there is not one universally recognised definition. Every student who has dyslexia will have a unique range of abilities related to their literacy learning. In 2009, Sir Jim Rose gave the following definition, which was subsequently adopted by the British Dyslexia Association: ‘Dyslexia is a learning difficulty that primarily affects the skills involved in accurate and fluent word reading and spelling.’ Although commonly regarded as a difficulty with reading or writing, there are many other symptoms which can help parents to spot dyslexia much earlier – being slow to start talking, or reversing sounds in multi-syllable words. Then, later, displaying difficulty identifying ‘directional’ opposites such as over/under, right/left, before/after, enjoying stories but showing no interest in trying to read the words; difficulty learning the names of letters or sounds; or learning the alphabet, or telling the time by a clock with hands. As well as problems with literacy, and the organisational problems outlined above, many dyslexics have co-occurring conditions such as dyscalculia, DCD or ADD and this can affect the severity of their learning difficulties (e.g. in terms of concentration, arithmetic and motor coordination). Parents will want to support their children as much as possible, and this will need patience and understanding. Before making progress, a dyslexic child needs to believe that they can succeed. Never compare their work with that of their brother or sister; don’t get angry when they lose or forget things, and be prepared to go over things several times before it becomes embedded. If you have reason to suspect your child is dyslexic, you should get them assessed, in order to understand the nature of the dyslexia and to inform the school, who should be able to support them through 1:1 sessions with a dyslexia specialist, and by ensuring teachers are aware. Teachers need to use a range of specialist approaches. For example, at Frewen College these include multi-sensory teaching (sitting still, listening to the teacher and taking notes will not work); constantly referring back to, and reinforcing previous learning; modifying learning resources through use of specific fonts, coloured paper etc; and the use of suitable assistive technology. Frewen College is a dyslexia school for young people between the ages of 7 and 19, with Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) such as dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia, and speech, language and communication needs. Further information, advice and instructional videos can be found at frewencollege.co.uk. 117 priceless-magazines.com
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