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Alex Heron

More House School

Student

Alex arrived on 14^th April 2002.

Alex was a happy boy but he really struggled at school, hated noise and lots of smells & tastes.

Alex was eventually diagnosed with dyslexia and sensory issues.

A specialist school changed his life. Alex says: “People think dyslexic kids are dumb but we are not. We just need to be taught in a different way”.

Alex loves computers!! It was a dream come true winning the Appsolute Genius competition as he hopes to become a games designer!

Changing Channels: Commissioner Conversation with the BBC

03 July 2015, 11:00am-12:30pm
Showroom Cinema 4

BBC Children’s new Director Alice Webb in her first major public announcement, four months into her appointment, will present her vision for the department’s future strategy. Then, in a session moderated by Stewart Clarke, Editor of TBI magazine, learn about CBBC and CBeebies’ current successes, challenges and editorial needs from the two…