Training & Events

Join us at one of our workshops or events.

Throughout  the year we run several dyslexia specific courses, workshops and groups.  We also deliver keynote speeches and lectures on the emotional repercussions of dyslexia. For an overview of the topics we have covered, please download our presentation booklet below!

Please reach out to us at info@grooops.org to find out about upcoming training and events.

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Past events

All Party Parliamentary Group
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All Party Parliamentary Group

24th April

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3 day fundamentals training
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3 day fundamentals training

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Bucks Patoss
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Bucks Patoss

Learn about the impact of dyslexia (and other neurodiverse conditions) on learners’ mental health.

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BDA Webinar
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BDA Webinar

Webinar | The 8 D’s of Dyslexic Wellbeing

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London Adult Dyslexia Conference | 19th May 2018
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London Adult Dyslexia Conference | 19th May 2018

Dyslexia & Relationships | How to understand the dyslexic person in your life

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Fundamentals training | 14th, 15th and 16th May
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Fundamentals training | 14th, 15th and 16th May

Fundamentals training | 3 day workshop

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Our audience found it both fascinating and informative, and it was great to have it presented by someone who is dyslexic themselves. The children in the audience were thoroughly entertained, but also reassured as to how normal they are. They were much buoyed up by hearing of dyslexic strengths and skills.

Organisers Dyslexia Association of Bexley Bromley Greenwich & Lewisham“Being Dyslexic and Coming to Terms With Who You Are”
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As a dyslexic the event was very empowering as I felt I was amongst friends

Event Attendee “Mad, Bad, Sad or just dyslexic?”
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Pennie Aston’s untold knowledge requires greater recognition in the field of Dyslexia – Congratulations GroOops!

Training ParticipantSpecialist Dyslexia Consultant
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Throughout all of my dyslexia teaching education and professional experience, I had never had the opportunity to be in such a dyslexia-friendly environment. This immersion and opportunity for frank discussion in a safe space about how it feels to be dyslexic was invaluable, and I want more teachers to experience this too!

Training ParticipantTeacher for SpLD & Assistive Technology