| The following sites refer to specific
areas of interest such as ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, English as a Second
Language and Epilepsy. For those of a general nature, see below. |
ADDISS
The National Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service. |
ADDERS.org.uk
A support group based in Kent who provide lost of useful advice and contacts
such as their ADD
/ ADHD Support Groups in England |
About
Autism
A website written by parents for parents. |
National
Autistic Society
The site includes information about autism and Asperger syndrome, and about
the support and services available in the UK. |
British
Dyslexia Association
offers information, advice and contacts for employers, parents, teachers
and has local support groups such as our nearest one in West
Sussex. |
Barrington
Stoke
"At Barrington Stoke we have a clear vision of what is needed to entice
reluctant readers. They want gripping stories by the same first class authors
who are popular with their school friends. Texts must be so subtly adapted that
these children do not feel patronised or short-changed. Accessible language,
a fast-moving and unambiguous plot and clear presentation are essential. Our
titles bridge that important gap between graded readers and 'real' books." Chair
of Barrington Stoke
The College Library has many of these titles. They are an integral element
of the KS3 Reading Challenge. |
| Activities
for ESL Students |
| Many
Interesting Things |
Epilepsy
Action
claims to contain everything you want or need to know about epilepsy - and
if it is not there you can contact them. |
| General links |
After
16?
This site is for teenagers and young people in the UK who have an
impairment or disability and are wondering what opportunities and
services there should be when they leave school. |
Children's
Trusts
Initiated in 2003 to integrate local education, social care and some
health services for children and young people. Brighton
& Hove's will be one of the first Children's Trusts in the country. |
Inclusion
It provides users with the opportunity to find and review resources
without first having to visit large numbers of Websites or engage
on free-text searches. |
Parents'
Centre: Special needs
Part of the DFES site, about helping your child to learn. Gives advice
or contacts relating to disabilities, medical needs, educational needs,
children in care etc |
TeacherNet:
parents & carers
Another government site with information and advice. |
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