This week we are celebrating Refugee Week at Lyndhurst, ahead of World Refugee Day on June 20th. The theme this year is “Healing”. We will be thinking about how we can help refugee children and families to feel safe in our school community, and how...
Calling all Lyndhurst parents and carers! We want your views – follow this link to our short survey (closing date Thursday 16th June)...
All the students who attend the Lyndhurst Dyslexia Centre had a chance to watch the award-winning film Mical. This is the true and inspiring story behind the founders of the online intervention program Nessy. The insightful discussions the students had after watching the film showed...
Click on the link below to read an article published on Linkedin Five Reasons Why Dyslexics Make Great Communicators or if you would rather just watch the videos by Jamie Oliver, Dr Maggie Aderin and more, you will find them all in our YouTube Playlist: Dyslexia Centre...
Ms Pierce has more tips to spell out homophones, targeted at dyslexic students but useful for all....
Ms Pierce has lots of fun and useful tips to help children remember the spelling of tricky words, using materials found at home....
Watch this video where Mr Sherin explains how to use naturalreaders.com, a text-to-speech website....
[gallery columns="2" ids="6828,6829,6827,6826,6825,6824,6823"] The secret garden I am slightly bending the rules we had to write about a secret garden but … I am making a bug hotel so I will be describing it (it is a secret garden for bugs). Butterflies and moths, worms, snails and slugs, spiders,...