The Learning Profile of a Child with DS
25th June 2025 9.00 am - 3.30 pm
The course will focus on the unique profile of students with Down syndrome. It will look at a learner's strengths and how they can be used to support their weaknesses. Techniques to improve the learning outcomes will be examined with practical examples demonstrated. A range of areas will be covered including reading, maths, and looking at the task demands.
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You’re invited to our AGM & Movie Celebration! Join us for an unforgettable afternoon at the iconic Storyhouse, Chester, on Saturday, July 19, between 3:00 pm and 5:30 pm, as we celebrate an incredible year with Down Syndrome Cheshire . We’ll be spotlighting our amazing members with special awards , sharing highlights from a fantastic year, and then… sitting back to enjoy the spectacular The Greatest Showman on the big screen! Delicious food and drinks will be available to purchase from the Storyhouse café and bar. So, let’s come together, celebrate, and sing our hearts out! We can’t wait to see you there! Entry to this event is free and will be limited to 1 DSC member + one guest , so don't delay in booking your place now. Just click the image below to visit our Trybooking page and reserve your tickets
This World Down Syndrome Day, our challenge was simple: We just wanted you to get up, get out, and get active for Down Syndrome Cheshire in whatever way you could, and you guys accepted the challenge brilliantly! We are so proud and incredibly grateful to everyone who was sponsored to walk further; run faster; gym harder, and Zumba crazier than they thought possible, all of which raised over £6400!! This is absolutely incredible! Well done to all of our challengers; you are ALL SUPERHEROES!
Supporting World Autism Awareness Day 2025
We're so grateful to everyone who took up this year's Get Active For DSC challenge to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day 2025 - including Penny, who undertook an amazing Zumba-thon with her friends and raised £761 for DSC! This is such an inspirational story, and we feel so grateful and lucky to have the support of amazing people like Penny, whose kindness and determination help us to make a difference in the lives of our Cheshire Down syndrome community.
