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News - 2019

'Being seen to achieve something' - is this view good enough for our children?

Wednesday 14 August 2019

Guest Post

It was once put to me, that even though our son wasn’t particularly achieving a great deal at school, he was at least ‘being seen to achieve something’...

Dyslexic student fined for being unable to operate self-service ticket machine

Monday 12 August 2019

News

The BDA were saddened to hear of the experiences of Oliver Edwards last week. Despite his best efforts to buy a ticket and requesting help from staff Oliver, who is severely dyslexic, was unable to operate the self-service ticket machine...

Neuro-diversity in the workplace

Monday 12 August 2019

News

Over the last 18 months, there has rightly been a shift of focus onto the strengths of those with neuro-diverse (ND) brains in order to present a more balanced picture of reality...

What works in the workplace – a roadmap for success

Monday 12 August 2019

News

Over the last 40+ years the BDA has worked with the widest possible variety of organisations from sole traders through to the largest multi-national household names...

Workplace Culture

Monday 12 August 2019

News

Workplace culture is potentially one of the biggest factors that will influence whether or not a neuro-diverse individual is going to be successful in an organisation or not.

Prudential Ride London 2019: thank you Team BDA!

Friday 9 August 2019

Events

The BDA would like to say a huge thank you to each and every member of Team BDA who was part of the Prudential Ride London last weekend!

Gala Awards Dinner 2019: Extended nominations deadline, 27th September!

Wednesday 7 August 2019

Events

The Gala Awards Dinner is all about bringing the dyslexic community together and celebrating success. Nominate someone now!

BDA awards certificate to Rebecca Collard for achieving Level 3 Practical Solutions for Dyslexia-Plus

Wednesday 7 August 2019

News

The BDA was delighted to be able to award Rebecca Collard her certificate for successfully achieving her Level 3 Practical Solutions for Dyslexia-Plus Award recently.