Excited to be arriving at Scottish Storytelling Centre for the #AccessibleBookFest entre.online.red61.co.uk/event/913:5632… AccessHachette JKP Books

Beautiful day discussing accessibility and representation with this fabulous panel at the Scottish storytelling centre #MyKindofBook

Huge amount of prematch entertainment behind the west stand from 1pm today… Large Teen Candy Twist Disco Dome Nerf game Bungee run Challenge Hula Hoop Game Ultimate Disco Assault Course Face Painting Basketball It’s all absolutely free thanks to SMiSA and St Mirren FC

I am looking forward to being at the dysexifest run by Dyslexia Scotland on the 21st of September in Sterling Barracks I will be showing assistive technology by Aventido and Texthelp and talking about the benefits for dyslexia in education, work and life. See everyone soon ☺️

#COYS Let’s do this St Mirren FC ❤️🐼

Lovely morning 🌞 Let’s do this JD GYMS 🏋️‍♀️

St Mirren FC and St Mirren FC Charitable Foundation are proud to announce the launch of sensory kits for our fans with additional needs, starting at our home game against Hearts on Saturday!

A huge thank you to everyone who donated we’ve received the following from Jim Crawford who helped organise another successful foodbank appeal which raised 38 full crates of food and £1,189.76, please pass our thanks onto Kilmarnock SLO

Excellent article on the ‘ban’ by A Most Unsuitable Game editors Professor Fiona Skillen and Karen Fraser in the current issue of the excellent NutmegMagazine 👏🏻👏🏻

As someone who is dyslexic and spends a lot of time in the world of Neurodiversity this means a lot to me personally Well done St Mirren FC and St Mirren FC Charitable Foundation ❤️ It may be a small step but for my community it means a lot 🥹 Football can be a huge force for good 😊

Our Summit Saints – Mark and Donald – are officially on their way to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro — all to support the St. Mirren FC Charitable Foundation! 🙌🏻 Thanks to Toyosi and Mark for sending them off with the best of wishes. 🖤🤍❤️ Now it’s your turn! No matter how big or

I actually can’t believe that homework is normalised. Like kids go to school Monday to Friday 8.30 to 3.30 38 weeks of the year, get home about 4/4.30 (or later if clubs) and are expected to then spend another couple of hours on school work. Why do we accept this?

Let's be clear what education 'reform' was meant to achieve, and I really believed we could do it in Scotland if we were bold enough. And look at where we are now. Here's the test - what will be better for young people?? I'm very, very disappointed 😞

A very good post and well said Emily♡ agree with your viewpoint So many in my dyslexic community struggle at school, don’t get the correct support & homework is another stressor Let’s think about what environment would be best for young people

NEWS | European football’s annual grassroots celebration returns on Monday, as UEFA Grassroots Week kicks off. #UEFAgrassroots

My son's school recently started its own Dyslexia Group for pupils. This week he told me how much he was enjoying it. They've been using the interactive Mission Dyslexia book to write their own...& they've already got rid of the villain. 🦹‍♀️ #Changemakers #DyslexiaFriendlyScotland

SMiSA, in partnership with St. Mirren FC, are asking all supporters to participate in the 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗙𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲, 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗦𝗮𝘆 campaign, to help shape the future of SMiSA. Click below for info about our planned focus groups and supporter-wide survey 👇 #OurFutureYourSay

Thank you so mum Kirsty Innes for sharing this lovely message 🙏❤️ We are so very proud that our wee superhero in Mission Dyslexia are continuing to help and inspire 🙏 So emotional reading the message and happy to pop along to the school one day if I can 👍

Why not head down to Ralston tonight to watch the U18’s as they take on Celtic. 7pm kick off and free entry! COYS 🏁🏁