by Offaly Dyslexia Group | Dec 8, 2009 | Children, Dyslexia, Offaly Dyslexia Group News, Teachers
By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:16 AM on 12th November 2009 Comments (13) Add to My Stories When teachers call for quiet in class there is a very good reason – children with dyslexia find it very difficult to tune out background noise. The new findings...
by Offaly Dyslexia Group | Nov 11, 2009 | Children, DAI News, Dyslexia, Offaly Dyslexia Group News, Parents, Support, Teachers, Training, Workshops
Hi Folks! Sorry about the long absence of posting here on the Offaly Dyslexia Group Website. We’ve been rushed off our feet since we opened our doors at the end of September… As you already know, our numbers of workshop participants have grown dramatically...
by Offaly Dyslexia Group | Sep 29, 2009 | Children, Dyslexia, Offaly Dyslexia Group News, Parents, Support, Teachers, Uncategorized, Workshops
On Monday 28th September, The Offaly Dyslexia Group finally landed on their feet – and this time they were running! The original eleven children and two of our original tutors were joined by an additional seven children plus two new tutors. Following enrolment...
by Offaly Dyslexia Group | Sep 29, 2009 | Children, Dyslexia, Fundraising, Offaly Dyslexia Group News, Parents, Support, Teachers, Uncategorized, Workshops
Congratulations to Miguel Martino Daly and Aisling Walsh from Offaly were chosen from amongst over 3,000 entries to become published authors. Sponsored by Londis; ‘Write Up My Street’ is a collection of thirty assorted short stories to be sold in support...
by Offaly Dyslexia Group | Sep 21, 2009 | Children, Dyslexia, Offaly Dyslexia Group News, Parents, Support, Teachers, Uncategorized, Workshops
The Offaly Dyslexia Group looks forward to celebrating the opening of its doors next Monday evening, 28th September 2009 at 5pm. Following the success of our first term we look forward to welcoming back our original eleven children and enrolling an additional five...
by Offaly Dyslexia Group | Aug 11, 2009 | Fees, Fundraising, Parents, Publicity, Support, Teachers, Uncategorized, Workshops
A friend of ours announced with glee that a certain young royal has dyslexia! Somewhat taken aback, we had to think about what had been announced before we could begin to understand the ramifications… It appears that Hello Magazine has published a nice article...
