Read our latest blog post: Training at Kernow English Hub on Handwriting as a sequel to input into The Writing Framework.
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Empowering Left-Handed Learners with the Launch of New Interactive Downloadable Training Resource Left ‘n Write, a leading provider of left-handed educational resources, is excited to announce the launch of its ground-breaking video resource "Left-Handed Children...
Read moreDelighted to say that we shall be having a table at Aunty Ems (1st Floor) in Worcester this coming Saturday the 12th and Sunday the 13th August from 10 am to 4pm
This year, we are joining the first ever conference on left-handedness through our association with L.E.F.T.-I.N., the international special interest group that is working to improve the teaching of left-handed children around the world. To...
Read moreWe are delighted to launch 2 NEW A3 posters for the class and staff rooms! 1) "7 Handwriting tips for left-handers". This A3 poster has been designed for use in the classroom to help both...
Read moreLEFT-HANDER'S DAY EVENTS POSTPONED! NEW DATE ANNOUNCED. Due to the excessive heat forecast, Heather and I along with the owners at Auntie Ems have come to the sad conclusion that we should not hold the...
Read moreWe are delighted to say that we will be going back to Aunty Ems Tea and Toy Emporium, 1st Floor, in the City Arcade in Worcester on both Friday the 12th and Saturday the 13th...
Read moreUnderstanding the challenges faced by left-handed students is not always easy for teachers. Younger children in a classroom might be unsure of which is their dominant hand. They may also try using their right hand...
Read moreThrilled to announce that we held our first meeting of the Global Group www.Left-in.org with like-minded colleagues from Australia, Brazil x 2, Canada x 3, China, USA and UK x 3. We are a global...
Read moreRather than find ways not to change, it's time to find ways to challenge the status quo and be proactive in changing the education system to actively help left-handed children. In the Victorian era, you...
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