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Teachers 'need more support' to educate disabled youngsters

Teachers 'need more support' to educate disabled youngsters

Teachers are set to be provided with a greater level of support in order to help them educate youngsters who have disabilities, the country's schools secretary has announced.

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Music 'is beneficial to dyslexic children'

Music 'is beneficial to dyslexic children'

Children that have dyslexia can improve their language skills if they take up a musical instrument, a study has shown.

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£10m special school to be built in Lancashire

£10m special school to be built in Lancashire

A £10 million school for children with special needs is to be built in Radcliffe, Lancashire after planning permission was granted earlier this week.

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Nottingham school to undergo £8m rebuild to make autistic pupils feel safer

Nottingham school to undergo £8m rebuild to make autistic pupils feel safer

A special needs school in Nottingham is to undergo an £8 million redevelopment to make autistic pupils feel safer and more comfortable.

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Clinical trial launched for possible child cerebral palsy treatment

Clinical trial launched for possible child cerebral palsy treatment

A clinical trial has been launched to try to improve the life of children with cerebral palsy.

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School for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder to be built in Manchester

School for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder to be built in Manchester

A £14 million school and training centre for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is to be built in Manchester.

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Cochlear implants 'boost deaf children's quality of life'

Cochlear implants 'boost deaf children's quality of life'

Deaf children who receive cochlear implants can return to a state where they have partial hearing, new research has found.

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Are children with diabetes receiving enough information?

Are children with diabetes receiving enough information?

An expert has questioned whether young people with diabetes are receiving sufficient information on the condition.

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Interventions in children's mental health 'must be earlier'

Interventions in children's mental health 'must be earlier'

It is essential that more resources are targeted at early interventions in children's mental health problems, an expert has claimed.

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Ambidextrous children 'more likely to experience mental health issues'

Ambidextrous children 'more likely to experience mental health issues'

Children who are ambidextrous are more likely to experience mental health, language and scholastic issues, a new study has revealed.

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