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Reading and Dyslexia Group hosting open night event in Offaly this month
The Learning Space Birr Reading and Dyslexia Group in Offaly will host an open night in the coming weeks as October is dyslexia awareness month.
They will host an open night on Wednesday, October 8 from 5pm to 6pm.
People are invited to "come along and enrol your child for our workshops in St. Brendan's Boys Primary School, Birr, meet our tutors and help your child succeed."
Organisers added: "Our workshops are designed to support children and young people with Dyslexia. They are intended to
complement the work undertaken in school, while providing a structured, individualised approach.
"In addition to addressing literacy and related difficulties, the workshops place strong emphasis on building
confidence and supporting the emotional well-being of participants."
For more information, Contact Olive 086-2309009 or visit onl.ie/contact/.
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