Monthly Archives: May 2013

Children Using Beat Dyscalculia from Addacus Ltd

May 20 2013

New Pupil Premium Offers

Children Using Beat Dyscalculia from Addacus LtdOur Pupil Premium special offers have now been updated to reflect the increase in the premiums from £600 to £900 per pupil on free school meals.

We’re now offering:

  • 3 boxes of your choice, plus a half day’s training for up to 20 teachers and teaching assistants, for the cost of 1 Pupil Premium (£900*)
  • 9 boxes of your choice, and 2 half days’ training for up to 20 teachers and teaching assistants, for the cost of 2 Pupil Premiums (£1800*)

(* plus reasonable travel expenses up to a maximum of £250, as required.)

Benefits include:

  • Fully measurable and proven results
  • Accountability for Ofsted or other reporting
  • A programme and training that can be used throughout the school
  • An effective intervention strategy or different way to support class learning as part of the standard curriculum
  • Works for any child but particularly for children with dyslexia, dyscalculia, autism and other learning difficulties

To find out more and order your Pupil Premium Package call us now on 01943 871 902 or email c.stone@addacus.co.uk quoting PPOFFEROCT13

For further information about Beat Dyscalculia see our website and to find out what’s included in each pack see our how to buy section.  

 

 

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May 20 2013

Beat Dyscalculia’s Celia Stone Nominated for Award

Celia Stone, creator of Beat Dyslexia and Beat DyscalculiaCelia Stone, one of the creator’s of Beat Dyscalculia and Beat Dyslexia, and MD of Addacus Ltd, has been nominated for a Sue Ryder Woman of Achievement Award.  She has been nominated in the Education category in recognition of her hard work and achievements in helping people with dyslexia, Irlen Syndrome and dyscalculia over the last 35 years, in her adopted home county of Yorkshire.

The awards ceremony takes place at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds on June 7th.  The event aims to recognise and celebrate the achievements of some of Yorkshire’s amazing women, whilst raising vital funds for Sue Ryder. The charity, which is 60 years old this year, cares for people with incurable illnesses and funds a number of homes, hospices and services in Yorkshire.

For further information about Sue Ryder and the awards, visit their website.

 

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