Research abstract

Sutton Coldfield Learning Centre celebrates revamp

The Sutton Coldfield Charitable Trust made a sizable donation to the Sutton Coldfield Learning Center to redecorate their facility. Suzanne Mcdowell, manager of the West Midlands, was pleased with the newly painted and refurbished classrooms. By Dyslexia Action

Laura Lurns Last updated March 9, 2017 · 1 min read

A donation was made to Dyslexia Actions Sutton Coldfield Learning Centre so they could rebuild and redecorate their facility. The Sutton Coldfield Learning Centre is a facility for children with dyslexia. The donation was made by the local trust Sutton Coldfield Charitable Trust in the amount of £2,210 so they would be able to revamp the facility.

They enjoyed a celebratory reopening for the newly decorated facility. They were honored with the presence of the grant manager John Hemming amongst many other guest and supporters. The event was a complete success and everyone enjoyed the event. The children and Staff of the facility are ecstatic about the new change saying it feels like such a bright, fresh and new environment.

Key takeaways

The Sutton Coldfield Learning Center has redecorated their facilities, thanks to a donation from the Sutton Coldfield Charitable Trust.
The classroom, corridor, and offices were redecorated, including the installation of “learning walls” that can help children learn.
The Sutton Coldfield Learning Center is excited to continue to serve dyslexic children and others with learning differences in the local area, helped by their bright new facilities.

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