Do something for Autism!
Want to know more?
Go here http://www.autismpda.com/
This is where the future gets told, I am willing to place money on what I write here. There are some basic things that need to be explained, the poor level of education, that fact that the education system has been failing for 30 year, and the in ability of us to change what needs to be changed.
Showing posts with label Autism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Autism. Show all posts
Friday, 1 April 2011
Monday, 14 June 2010
Sonething David Cameron and his MPs are not interested in, are you?
Hi,
I'm a supporter of the Every Disabled Child Matters (EDCM) campaign. EDCM is a campaign to get rights and justice for disabled children.
The campaign is asking every MP in the country to attend an EDCM Parliamentary Reception in the House of Lords on 6th July to mark the launch of a new EDCM briefing: ‘Disabled children: an agenda for the new Government’.
I've just emailed my MP asking them to attend the event. Please support the campaign and click here to do the same!
Thank you!
I'm a supporter of the Every Disabled Child Matters (EDCM) campaign. EDCM is a campaign to get rights and justice for disabled children.
The campaign is asking every MP in the country to attend an EDCM Parliamentary Reception in the House of Lords on 6th July to mark the launch of a new EDCM briefing: ‘Disabled children: an agenda for the new Government’.
I've just emailed my MP asking them to attend the event. Please support the campaign and click here to do the same!
Thank you!
Labels:
Autism,
David Cameron,
MPs
Sunday, 24 January 2010
Autism PDA Website and Forums launched
Hello Everyone,
We would like some teachers to join and assist with input for people who are home schooling their children with PDA.
AutismPDA has now been fully launched, with Forums and contact details all there, we are now looking for input and suggestions on what else we should have.
We would like some teachers to join and assist with input for people who are home schooling their children with PDA.
Labels:
Autism
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