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Parents

We need your comments and your help. The Rose Expert Advisory Group, led by Sir Jim Rose will be reporting to the government in 2009. He needs to hear what has helped your child. If your child has received support for dyslexia or SpLD, please send your comments on what helped your child to make good progress, and what appears to have worked less well. It might be the specialist teaching, the individual support, the particular methods used by the teacher, the progress secured by being able to tackle the learning in small steps, the encouragement, or of course a number of other things. This is your chance to really make a difference.

Please send your responses to dyslexia.jimrose@dcsf.gsi.gov.uk by 10 October 2008 and send Patoss a copy patoss@evesham.ac.uk so we can help further this campaign.

Teachers involved with SpLD

We also need your comments and your help. The Rose Expert Advisory Group, led by Sir Jim Rose will be reporting to the government in 2009. It is vital that he hears of your experience of what has helped children with dyslexia to make good progress, and what appears to have worked less well. Let the group know how support is organised. This is your chance to really make a difference.

Please send your responses to dyslexia.jimrose@dcsf.gsi.gov.uk by 10 October 2008 and send Patoss a copy patoss@evesham.ac.uk so we can help further this campaign.

About Patoss

Many of our members teach in schools and colleges. Many provide one-to-one tuition to students with specific learning difficulties. This includes assessment of current level of knowledge and ability, planning programmes of work, delivering those programmes, advising on the broader educational programme, and liaising with other professionals.

We provide a range of publications, services and advice which are detailed on following pages.

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Our offices are located in Evesham at Evesham College, Davies Road, Evesham Worcestershire WR11 1LP. For directions click this link Find us

07-08 JCQ-Patoss New Edition

Dyslexia: Assessing the need for Access Arrangements in Examinations

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Details on SpLD APCs

Planning your CPD

This article gives an overview of the CPD requirements for updating the Patoss SpLD Assessment Practising Certificate. Practising Certificates in full 

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What is Patoss?

Patoss is a professional association of teachers of students with specific learning difficulties, for all those concerned with the teaching and support of pupils with SpLD: dyslexic, dyspraxic, ADD, and Aspergers syndrome. Membership is open to qualified teachers in SpLD and those studying for either the certificate or the diploma in SpLD. Join Patoss in full