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The local authority confirmed today that the Crimond and Kellands dyslexic units will remain open. We have secured a formal commitment to maintain these services and I will continue to monitor their operational status throughout the coming academic year.

June 1, 2015

Save crimond and Kellands dyslexic units

Save crimond and Kellands dyslexic units

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Started by save our dyslexic units schools 11 years, 4 months ago

Please help stop the closure of crimond and kellands dyslexic units. We have until the 28th May to let those involved in the decision making process know that this will be a huge mistake that will be detrimental to the education of many children.

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Reached 1,000 supporters

May 22, 2015

May 21, 2015

The administration can no longer ignore the scale of this opposition. My team is currently finalizing a formal briefing document to present directly to the council members who hold the deciding votes.

Reached 100 supporters

May 13, 2015

299 Comments

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Diane McIntosh
11 years ago Featured

My cousin goes to one of the units and it has really helped him. Our school doesnt have all the teachers we need so if my cousin had to come to our school I dont think he would get help or maybe he would and I wouldnt.

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Mary Keenan
11 years ago Featured

Class teachers and support staff will always try their best for each child in the class. However where will a child requiring individual programmes, observation and engagement get the most attention - in a class of four or a class of thirty?

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Aaron Ritchie
11 years ago Featured

Hello I'm Aaron and I was one of the pupils who when to the dyslexic units. I went to the dylexic unit in Crimond and I might not be that perfect but it help a lot when I was there. So please keep the units up and running because if it helped me it will help others aswell.

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Hannah Johns
11 years ago Featured

Dyslexia is a condition that cannot be ignored. I was diagnosed when I was 8 years old and without support i would have never finished school with 6 higher and advanced highers and got into one of the uk's top universities.

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Jackie Morgan
11 years ago Featured

This is a vital resource for children with dyslexia. Schools don't have the resources to help them as much as these centres can and with the shortage of teachers support teachers are being used to fill the gap. These centres should be being enhanced not cut!!

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Sonja Christie
11 years ago Featured

The impact these units have greatly improve the confidence and lives of the children it helps. The proposals to deliver support within each school will not provide the same standard or quality. Children with dyslexia will not have their full needs met!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Invaluable service that mainstream schools just can't offer to the kids involved. Closure would be unfair to them, and whatever happened to all children have a right to a fair education?

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Northsound News
10 years ago

My office number is 01224 337002 - and my email is: [email protected].