By Sally McKeown
At the BETT Special Needs Fringe in 2007 you could spot the grandparents. They all queued up to have their photo taken with Bob the Builder.
None of the parents bothered; they'd had the delights of Bob most of the week and were too busy enjoying time out with free wine and canapés courtesy of Inclusive Technology. Three years later, the company and Bob have smashed their target and made £60,000 for Manchester's New Children’s Hospital Appeal.
By Sally KcKeown
Last week a senior secondary teacher told me that his school has no pupils with dyslexia. This may be true. However, given that estimates from dyslexia organis...
Maureen McTaggart
visits the Children's Hospital School at Great Ormond Street
Under the watchful eye of Jenny, the classroom assistant, Hannah mixes together the ingredients fo...
By Chris Drage
The 'marriage' of RM and Inclusive Technology could be one made in heaven if the new RM One Touch is anything to go by. Between them they have produced a respons...
By Sally McKeown
Worries that no news could be bad news for Government plans for the Home Access project, and in particular what it intends to do for children with special need...
