Up Coming Events

West Sussex
Thursday 11th March, 6.30-8.30,
Bishop Luffa School
Bishop Luffa Close, Chichester
PO19 3LT
SPEAKER: Gillian Cawse
TOPIC: “Unpacking Maths - what to do when the numbers don’t add up’’
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East Sussex
Wed, 3rd March, 6.30-8.30, Northease Manor School, nr. Lewes, BN7 3EY
SPEAKER: Tom Haward
TOPIC: Philosophy for Children
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News

UPDATED: Joint Study Day News
One hundred people attended the joint study day held in July at Northease Manor School. The day was a great sucess, and it is hoped that it will be repeated next year (watch this space).
Further information [Word]

Do you teach maths in a special school in the Brighton area?
A group of specialist maths teachers are looking to form a professional network. More details are available here [Word].

NEW! The new West Sussex Dyslexia Support group.
This is a new support group for parents of dyslexic children that has recently been created in West Sussex. For more information please contact Janice Ellis either on 01243
553280 or by email janice.ellis2@btinternet.com
POSTER: CLICK HERE

Introduction

Patoss is a professional association of teachers of students with specific learning difficulties, for all those concerned with the teaching and support of pupils with SpLD: dyslexic, dyspraxic, ADD, and Aspergers syndrome. Membership is open to qualified teachers in SpLD and those studying for either the certificate or the diploma in SpLD.

The national Patoss organisation supports a growing network of local groups. There are twenty-two groups are active at the moment.

In Sussex two local groups have started recently: East and West. You will find in this website information on how to join both the East and West Patoss groups (as either a full or associate member), and information on the meetings. You also have the option of joining our newly created forum on Google: further information and how to join can be found by clicking on the link 'Forum' at the top of this page.

Meetings are informal and friendly. New faces are particularly welcome.

For information and to join the National Patoss, please click here (this link will take you to another website).