Hello and welcome... Xtraordinary People believes that with the right support, dyslexics can achieve extraordinary things. Our aim is to ensure that anyone with Dyslexia or Specific Learning Difficulties(SpLD) can be empowered to succeed.
Kate Griggs, XP Director and mother of two
Sir Richard Branson
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Being dyslexic can actually help in the outside world. I see some things clearer than other people do because I have to simplify things to help me and that has helped others. ”
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The Interim Evaluation Report of the 'No to Failure' project released in March has revealed the full extent of the hidden problem of dyslexia in classrooms around the country. Read more....
Groundbreaking research released by charitable initiative Xtraordinary People/No to Failure has revealed that 55 per cent of...
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A wealth of famous achievers from both past and present have the X Factor. In fact so many extraordinary people have 'suffered' from the ability to look at things differently, it's faintly ludicrous to still consider it as a sign of ignorance, laziness or inferiority.
So if you've got it yourself, don't be shy about it, you're in good company. John Lennon, Albert Einstein and Winston Churchill did pretty well, despite this so-called handicap, along with today's modern achievers like Richard Branson, Jamie Oliver and Robbie Williams.
But with so much potential, why are so many dyslexic children failing at school, unable to read, write or do maths properly?
This website aims to uncover the truth and empower everyone to tackle the issue of dyslexia.
About UsNo-one realised Hassan was severely dyslexic....even when he arrived at Secondary school.
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