News - 2019
Refuting the ‘dyslexia myth’: Answering FAQs about dyslexia’s existence
Tuesday 6 August 2019
The BDA are very grateful to Maggie Snowling and Philip Kirby for kindly sharing their expertise and thoughts about dyslexia with the BDA...
Old Teachers and New Technology
Tuesday 6 August 2019
Slow technology and lack of access to appropriate technology remains a frustration for teachers in most schools...
JCQ changes makes it more straight forward for dyslexics to get a reader/computer reader for exams
Friday 2 August 2019
British Dyslexia Association, who have been working with JCQ, are pleased that JCQ has simplified this important access arrangement for dyslexics.
Dyslexia awareness training with Split the Bills
Wednesday 31 July 2019
The BDA had the pleasure of spending some time with Split the Bills this week delivering some dyslexia awareness training for line managers.
Jennifer Amy Leigh: create your own lane and never give up!
Monday 29 July 2019
Jennifer Amy Leigh is a twenty-five year old full-time Civil Servant and part-time law student from Southport. Recently, the British Dyslexia Association spoke to her about her journey with dyslexia and how she has achieved more than she ever believed possible.
British Dyslexia Association Smart Award presented to A2i Dyslexia and Exchequer Accountancy
Friday 26 July 2019
More great organisations have had their work to embrace dyslexia recognised with British Dyslexia Association Smart Award. Our CEO Helen Boden had the pleasure of presenting the award to A2i Dyslexia and Exchequer Accountancy.
British Dyslexia Association join round table discussion at House of Lords on access to social security
Friday 26 July 2019
The BDA were delighted to be invited to attend a round table discussion event at the House of Lords recently, hosted by Baroness Janke. The focus was on vulnerable users within the social security system.