Consultation seeks to update 2012 policy
Parents, teachers and carers are being encouraged to share their views about how young people with literacy difficulties are taught in schools.
A four-week consultation has been launched with the aim of ensuring children are supported to secure good skills for the future.
Government’s original policy was implemented in 2012 – now it’s working with the Manx Dyslexia Association in a bid to update it.
You can find the consultation HERE - it closes on 17 May.
Sue Rutter is the joint chair of the organisation which helped craft the consultation questions.
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