A Parent’s guide to Down Syndrome

A Parent’s guide to Down Syndrome

YOU AND YOUR NEW BABY!Firstly, let us congratulate you on the birth of your new baby. Remember, your baby is a baby first and foremost and that the syndrome is very much secondary. Your little baby is as precious and as beautiful as all new babies and has the exact...
Your rights as a parent

Your rights as a parent

South African Schools Act: – What you need to know as a parent! A public school must admit learners and serve their educational requirements without unfairly discriminating in any way.By refusing to admit your child the school is discriminating against your...
Inclusive education

Inclusive education

Inclusive educationInclusive education differs from separate education in special schools. It is where all children, regardless of differences have the opportunity to learn with and from each other. In inclusive settings differences are valued but the focus is on...
Education Pack

Education Pack

Many children with Down syndrome and similar disabilities are excluded or don’t fully participate when it comes to school and learning. Schooling and education is a right for any child and all children regardless of race, socio economic status or...

Education Introduction

What is Down Syndrome South Africa”s (DSSA) approach to Inclusive Education? DSSA is an organisation that is working towards finding ways to improve the quality of life of all persons with Down syndrome. We aim at promoting the idea that people with Down...