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WE UNDERSTAND DYSLEXIA
We know about its problems
We can offer help

WCDA offer general advice and specialist guidance for parents and dyslexic adults.
Liaison with schools and adult education centres
Links to specialised help

Befriending  and  Student /Adult Support Sessions
Lakes College West Cumbria
Lillyhall
Workington
  
Adult support every Tuesday during term time
6-00/8-00 pm.
Befriending sessions for parents of dyslexic children
First  Tuesday  in  the  month during term time
5-30/6-30 pm
Held in The Learning Resource Centre, LRC.
  

Helpline Lakes College
01946 839300
all enquires will be passed on.

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A Successful Open Meeting

Helpful Hints for Dyslexics of all ages

was held on Tuesday 20th May 2008.
Well attended and much positive feedback was received, read the report.

 

Working in Partnership with Lakes College West Cumbria.
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Important News:

Dyslexia Assessments. The WCDA have access to a specialist teacher and assessor who is M.ED and A.M.B.D.A. qualified.
They can offer a screening assessment for Dyslexia, assessment for access arrangements for examinations and assessment for Disabled Students Allowance. For further details contact Doris Pearce, the Chair of WCDA via mobile telephone number at bottom of this page, or through the Lakes College LRC number.

Apr 2008: New Articles on Visual Stress

and a new technology called TALKETS to enable speech from websites.

See articles on Threat to Close West Cumbria Literacy Centres

See letter in Articles Section from Anne Mackenzie to The Daily Telegraph regarding the controversial decision of Government Minister Ruth Kelly to send her son to a specialist school.


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West Cumbria Dyslexia Association: Contact Doris Pearce 07863 329747

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