Subject Categories
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NET Resources Series of booklets designed to get leaders thinking about their schools. |
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Senter Resources Copiable resources geared for special educational needs and inclusion. |
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Phonics How to connect the sounds of spoken English with letters or groups of letters. |
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Handwriting Comprehensive programmes to help pupils develop their handwriting skills. |
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Readers Series of 30 copiable readers helps children to develop a competent sight vocabulary. |
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Playscripts Collection of photocopiable playscripts appropriate for Schools. |
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Mathematics Provides teachers and parents with attractive materials for children. |
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Equipment We offer a diverse range of School equipment to engage school children. |
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Library A range of library resources to develop and reinforce library skills. |
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French Photocopiable resources to help teach and reinforce basic French vocabulary. |
Contact Details
General enquires: sales@amseducational.co.uk
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| Post: AMS Educational, PO BOX 150 Winsford - Cheshire CW7 3WA |
Get in touch by phone: 01606 83 66 99 Monday-Friday, 09:00 - 17.00 |
What teachers say
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With one little girl it's (All by Myself readers) a real breakthrough. She's 8 and has Moderate Learning Difficulties. She loves stories but found attending to text very difficult - but the large clear text and the colouring in have been great for her.
from Special School teacher, West Midlands.
Just a note to thank you for The Language GAP. I was very impressed with the quality of service. Not many companies take the time. I shall certainly be recommending senter to my colleagues.
from Head Teacher, Co. Durham
Thank you for sending the replacement copy of Oliver's Maths. I've never known a company like yours that actually does everything to help teachers.
from SEN Co-ordinator, Halesowen.
I've been using A Working Vocabulary with my Years 2 and 3 non-readers. Every single child acquired a 20-word sight vocabulary within a term. They now achieve 60/80 in reading and 50/80 in spelling.
from LSS Head of Service , Lincolnshire.
A boy with severe reading difficulties has just joined our school. He has read Books 1 - 5 of All by Myself. I asked him if he liked them. "Yes," he said," Mum thinks they're great. They're the first books I've read all by myself." His grin went from ear to ear.
from S.E.N. Teacher, Glamorgan.
