Plenty of potential
Marie Dunleavy
Developing a reading scheme for children with Down syndrome
Dunleavy, M. (2006) Plenty of potential. Down Syndrome News and Update, 5(2), 59-60.
Marie Dunleavy
Developing a reading scheme for children with Down syndrome
Dunleavy, M. (2006) Plenty of potential. Down Syndrome News and Update, 5(2), 59-60.
Sue Wong
How one family have coped with their son's intestinal disease, a condition which has left him incontinent for over ten years
Wong, S. (2006) Our journey with Hirschsprungs. Down Syndrome News and Update, 5(2), 65-68.
Ruth Palatnik
How medication and behaviour management have facilitated inclusion for Rina, an 11 year old with Down syndrome and ADHD
Palatnik, R. (2006) Our flight with Rina. Down Syndrome News and Update, 5(2), 62-64.
Sue Buckley
Are we making full use of music in all its forms?
Jane Randell
How careful planning and preparation have continued The Randall family's excellent experiences of inclusion
Randell, J. (2006) Luke's successful secondary transfer. Down Syndrome News and Update, 5(2), 69-69.
Caroline Tidemand-Andersen
(Not available)
Tidemand-Andersen, C. (2006) The 'let's pretend' pupils. Down Syndrome News and Update, 5(2), 70-71.
Shelley Ducarreaux
Senior school selection
Ducarreaux, S. (2006) Just Joe. Down Syndrome News and Update, 5(2), 72-72.
Julie Wylie
How music and song can enrich social interaction and develop motor, socio-emotional and cognitive development and speech and language skills
Elaine Bull
Personal experiences of issues to consider when choosing a secondary school
Mustafa/Mansour
A mother and teacher describes how she developed a private school and clinic for children with Down syndrome in Baghdad and her work in founding The Iraqi Down Syndrome Association
Sue Buckley
Is it more common than we think?