Dyslexia Fact 6 - Dyslexia is life-long but with help at school children and young people find out how to use thier own strengths to help with things that they find challenging #DAW25

Dyslexia Fact 5 - Dyslexia is a learning difference. People with dyslexia think differently and are often good at solving puzzles or finding creative solutions to a problem #DAW25

Fact 4 - Dyslexia does not affect vision. It affects how the brain processes letters and words. Some people with dyslexia have visual stress and this causes words to move. Coloured overlays can help some people with visual stress, but they do not specifically help with dyslexia.

Dyslexia Myth 3 - everyone is different and unique. #DAW25

There is still time to register for the NPQ SENCO course delivered in Birmingham by @BhamCityCouncil in partnership with @CEL_IOE. It is ideal for existing and future SENCOs. Find out more: https://t.co/W1HCkfWlpE @BirminghamEdu @ucl @BhamCityCouncil #SEND #SendTips #NPQ

Dyslexia Awareness Week Myth 2 #DAW25 Dyslexia is often not just a difficulty with reading and spelling. Difficulties with working memory, processing speed and orthographic skills can contribute to the impact of dyslexia.

We are busting Dyslexia myths #DAW25 It is important to remember that everyone is different. Not everyone with dyslexia will experience other learning differences. Did you know this? @BirminghamEdu

It is dyslexia awareness week. Do you know what Dyslexia is? You can find out more here: https://t.co/eBjkTrHa3F We will be sharing myth-busting facts all this week. #daw25 @BirminghamEdu

Scholarship funding is available for the NPQ SENCO. The programme is for teachers, leaders and SENCOs. Birmingham City Council are delivering the 18 month NPQ SENCO programme in Birmingham. Find out more: https://t.co/eHaIDHrbWx @BirminghamEdu

Complete the NPQ SENCO course in Birmingham with UCL and Birmingham City Council. The registration portal will open on Monday 8th September 2025. Choose UCL IOE as your Lead Provider, find out more: https://t.co/eHaIDHqE6Z @ucl @BirminghamEdu #SEND #NPQ #NPQSENCO #Inclusion

Tracey and Matt from the Communication and Autism Team spoke to a packed room at today's Autism and ADHD Show at the NEC. #autism

Join the Communication and Autism Team as we celebrate difference in #AutismAcceptanceMonth. Talented pupils at @FollowDECTC know that Neurodiverse individuals are #differentnotless and are championing difference. #AutismAcceptanceMonth #BhamCAT

Pupils at Dame Elizabeth Cadbury school are celebrating Neurodiversity as part of #AutismAcceptanceMonth Join the Communication and Autism Team as we celebrate difference #differentnotless #autism @FollowDECTC

Are you a qualified teacher with experience of leading SEND, looking forward new challenge? If so Pupil and School Support are recruiting. #SEND @BirminghamEdu https://t.co/lcR2SpqpS2

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Advisory teachers from Birmingham’s Pupil and School Support Team eagerly awaiting our SENCo and Aspiring SENCo colleagues for the NPQ SENCo Peer Learning Session at the Council House this afternoon. #SEND #Inclusion

Pupil and School Support are hiring! We have 6 vacancies for qualified teachers with experience of leading SEND. #SENDjobs @BirminghamEdu https://t.co/my9MVfvx2V

Fantastic Makaton taster workshop session for parent carers at @Topcliffeschool today. Thanks for coming and keep practicing! #WeTalkMakaton

Jo, Dawn and Wendy from the Communication and Autism Team are at the Lakeside Centre alongside Grow this morning meeting with and listening to parent carers. #autism #autismacceptance

We’re all set up for our brilliant 2-day Person-Centred Review (PCR) Facilitator Training in Birmingham today. Find out more about PCRs here: https://t.co/StAqdUfJF0 For more information email pssinfo@birmingham.gov.uk