Nelliemoser, I so agree, I have a friend whose children are both dyslexic (as she is also). Our children were at school together and I can remember her being told that she would have to accept that her son had difficulty reading because he was just not very bright. Anyone knowing her son, as I did, knew that that was a ridiculous statement.
Fortunately they moved to another part of the country with a more helpful LEA shortly afterwards. The child in question now has a senior highly technical job in the aerospace industry. He still has great difficulty reading.
Good Morning Saturday 20th April 2024
Another Tired Kicking For The Sick And Disabled By Rishi
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic