*New Publication” What babies and children REALLY need. - June 10, 2008

“What babies and children REALLY need”. This exciting new title is essential reading for all parents and future parents. It examines child development from the perspective of what children need from the environment to grow into healthy, happy an (more…)

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DDAT(Dore)Door Closes -

The recent announcement that DDAT (UK) Limited Camden Holdings Limited are both in Administration (the Companies) has left many families seeking help in limbo.
INPP has been successfully helping children with educational difficulties linked to vesti (more…)

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Closure of centres offering the Dore (DDAT) Programme - May 27, 2008

The announcement of the closure of all Dore Achievement Centres in the UK and Australia may leave some families confused as to where to receive further help.

Although the INPP Programme is not the same as the Dore Programme, INPP has been successf (more…)

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A fifth of primary children fail in the 3 R’s - May 26, 2008

One in five primary children leaves primary education without a proper grasp of the 3R’s according to the Chief Inspector of Schools, Christine Gilbert, based on results published on 19th May 2008. Results in national curriculum tests for 11 year (more…)

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Next training day in implementing the INPP Programme in Schools - April 11, 2008

The next training days due to be run by Sally Goddard Blythe in implementing The INPP Programme in Schools are Friday, 20th June 2008 (now full) and Friday 12th September (places available). For course details and application form, please contact IN (more…)

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New research shows that additives do affect children - April 10, 2008

A study funded by the government’s Food Standards Agency(FSA) is understood to have drawn a link with temper tantrums and poor concentration. This most recent study only confirms what research commissioned by other organisations such as “Foresight” (more…)

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Judge says that family life in the UK is in meltdown - April 8, 2008

Justice Paul Coleridge, one of the country’s most senior judges has said that Britain is suffering from an epidemic of family breakdown and this is causing misery and social ills at all levels in society. At, last someone with authority had had the (more…)

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Help for children with dyslexia - April 3, 2008

Dyslexia is often treated simply by trying to remediate the symptoms ie. difficulties with reading, writing, spelling or spatial awareness, but Dyslexia is a complex problem of neurological origin.
There can be several different types/manifestations (more…)

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Next course for teachers 23rd May 2008. Chester -

The one day course teachers was set up in 1996 to provide teachers with a method of identifying children in class who are under-achieving as a result of immaturity in physical skills, and enable them to supervise a daily programme of exercises in cla (more…)

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Schools “carry the burden of Britain’s family breakdown” - March 10, 2008

The title is the front page headline in the Daily Telegraph, Monday 10th March 2008

Children’s well being begins with their parents, but it is society that has a major influence on how parents behave. Irrespective of the culture in which child (more…)

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