Welcome to Prosiect Dyslecsia Cymru/Welsh Dyslexia Project site

Prosiect Dyslecsia Cymru /Welsh Dyslexia Project's aim is to make Wales the best country in the world in which to be a dyslexic individual. 
This web site is to help both dyslexic individuals and their parents, wider family, friends and teachers access helpful information and technology.
This site will have information from around the world.

About Welsh Dyslexia Project

The Welsh Dyslexia Project aims to bring together professionals working with the dyslexia community, the commercial sector, government agencies, parents and carers, as well as dyslexic individuals to create an environment where the dyslexic individual may develop to their full potential. This will be facilitated through the development of awareness and understanding of, as well as resources for, the support of the dyslexic individual.

In September 2000, the Welsh Dyslexia Project made a presentation at the Assembly which included its Vision in respect of resources, schools, training and policies. Since then we have been using it as a framework for action, for developing tools and training to make a difference where it matters. Our vision is to make Wales the best place in the world for the dyslexic individual.

However, being better than others does not mean everything is being done that can be done. Our aim is to create a level playing field in the community, in school and in the working environment. By continuing to strive for improvement we shall not only ensure that every dyslexic individual in Wales is given the best opportunity to demonstrate their potential but also show the world that given the correct environment, everybody can succeed.

Should you be interested in registering for our online E-learning course for parents please email pm@welshdyslexia.org  and you will be given a password to access the e-learning site

Competitions - please see our competition page for latest news.

 

Joint workshops for parents, grandparents, carers, guardians and young dyslexics:

We aim to run these workshops entitled 'Supporting the Dyslexic Child' at various venues across Wales.  They are specifically designed to meet the needs of parents and dyslexics by recognising that they want and need support and advice on a multitude of matters from raising self-esteem to understanding how different learning styles affect literacy and numerical development.  These will be held during school holidays and weekends, and we welcome communities and individuals wishing to participate in our project.  These workshops will be held  over the next 24 months. Workshops will be available through the medium of both Welsh and English. Some may offer residential accommodation.  Also, if you know of any tutors in Wales experienced in both dyslexia and in teaching adults, in a friendly, relaxed and caring environment, who might be interested in joining our pool of tutors, please let us know. Course Principal Tutor: Neil Mackay.

IF YOU WISH TO HAVE A WORKSHOP IN YOUR AREA, PLEASE CONTACT US.
A minimum of 12 parents and dyslexic child /individual is required to make each workshop feasable.
To express an interest, please contact Ruth Davies on 0844 8800 926 or by e mail: pm@welshdyslexia.org

Conferences etc: Details of forthcoming events informationbooking. 

Cwrs Preswyl Prosiect Dyslecsia Cymru

 

Cafodd pymtheg o ddisgyblion blynyddoedd 7, 8 a 9 o ysgolion Uwchradd Ceredigion a Sir Benfro amser wrth eu bodd yng Ngwersyllt yr Urdd yn Llangrannog  dros dri diwrnod  yn ystod hanner tymor. Bu cyfle i fanteisio ar holl gyfleusterau’r Gwersyllt, a chafwyd llawer o hwyl a sbri wrth fynd allan ar y ceffylau â’r beiciau modur, nofio, defnyddio’r llethr sgïo, chwarae gemau, edrych ar ffilm ag ymlacio a rhannu sgwrs cyn mynd I’r gwely.

Ond  roedd pwrpas addysgiadol i’r cwrs hefyd. Cafwyd gyflwyniad diddorol o wahanol ddulliau o fedru cofnodi nodiadau, gwybodaeth, ffeithiau, ysgrifennu creadigol ac ati, a sesiwn ar wahanol ddulliau o oresgyn trafferthion sillafu gan Dilwyn Owen(Athro Technoleg Gwybodaeth)  a Catrin Davies(Cydlynnydd Anghenion Addysgu Ychwanegol)  o  Ysgol Gyfun  Bro Morgannwg. Bu’r plant, hefyd, yn ymwneud â’r defnydd o ‘fapiau meddwl’ a gweithgareddau adeiladu tîm.

Roedd y gweithgareddau adloniant â’r chwaraeon wedi rhoi boddhâd mawr i’r plant ac roeddent wedi cael  llawer o fudd drwy ddysgu mewn amgylchedd anffurfiol, gynhaliol. Mae’r sylwadau a roddodd y plat yn y bocs didwyll yn dweud y cwbl:

“rwyf  wedi  cael hwyl  yn Llangrannog”

 “ rwyf eisiau dod eto’.

 

Nodyn

Hwn oedd y cwrs  preswyl  cyfrwng Cymraeg cyntaf  a gynhaliwyd gan Prosiect Dyslecsia Cymru.  Noddwyd y cwrs gan gronfa Plant Mewn Angen a chafwyd cymorth gwerthfawr gan grŵp o fyfyrwyr Coleg Prifysgol y Drindod, Caerfyrddin.Bwriedir  trefnu dau gwrs pellach, yn ystod y cyfnod o fis Mai tan ddiwedd Awst, sef un ar gyfer plant dyslecsig ym Mlynyddoedd 5 a 6 yn yr Ysgol gynradd, a’r llall ar gyfer disgyblion Blwyddyn 7,8 a 9 yn yr Ysgol Uwchradd. Felly os oes gennych ddiddordeb, cysylltwch a Non Edwards (Cydlynnydd Gweithdai a Chynadleddau Prosiect Dyslecsia Cymru) mor gynteg a phosibl.

Cyfeiriad:

E bost: admin@welshdyslexia.org

Ffon: 0844 8800 926

Edgair:

Welsh text to speech word processor program NOW available free of charge to all schools in Wales.

To receive a copy please contact Ruth Davies  on 0844 8800 926 or e-mail: pm@welshdyslexia.org


 

Newsletters: Click here for our latest newsletter

New - Volunteering Newsletter Issue 1. Click Here

Understanding specific learning difficulties, a bilingual CD for parents

Free CD available from Prosiect Dyslecsia Cymru. Ty Parc, Parc Teifi Business Park, Cardigan SA43 1EW.  0844 8800 926 or e-mail  pm@welshdyslexia.org

 


Provision and Use of Information Technology with Adult Dyslexic Students in University in Europe

Dystrain e-learning Course (European Commission Socrates Minerva programme).

Accredited by Open College Network (Wales) at Level 2  with 3 credits.

The Dystrain Project has been carried out with the support of the European Community in the framework of the Socrates programme. The content of this project does not necessarily reflect the position of the European Community, nor does it involve any responsibility on the part of the European Community.

ALL ASSIGNMENTS etc should be e-mailed as attachments to Michael Davies (Course Administrator) at:  llechryd1@btconnect.com



Our Welsh Language Policy has been approved by Bwrdd yr Iaith Gymraeg / Welsh Language Board on May 10th 2007 and is now available on this web site, in both the Welsh and English language.  Click on the Cymraeg link at the top of this page to access the Welsh language version. 

Prosiect Dyslecsia Cymru 2005-2006 Annual Report

Dystrain 2003 Final report to European Commission