Dyslexia Through Life: Signs, Assessments and How to Get the Right Support
Dyslexia Signs at Every Age: How Assessments Work and When to Get Support
Top Tips for Supporting Dyslexic Learners During Transition Month
For dyslexic learners, transitions can be exciting, yet overwhelming. New routines, new expectations and new environments can amplify challenges with organisation, processing and confidence. With the right support, though, these transitions can become opportunities for growth.
Is Dyslexia Affecting Your Child’s Confidence?
If your child is struggling with reading, confidence or school anxiety, understanding the link with dyslexia can make a real difference. You might not notice it straight away. It often starts small. Frustration over homework…
SATs and Dyslexia: How to Prepare Children Without Increasing Pressure
How to prepare children for SATs without increasing pressure.
When Learning Feels Hard: Spotting Dyslexia Struggles
Two children can sit in the same classroom, hear the same instructions and be asked to complete the same work, yet experience learning in very different ways. Understanding this difference helps parents recognise why learning can begin to feel worrying for dyslexic children and how to spot early signs that they may be struggling.
Spotting Early Signs of Cognitive Overload in Dyslexic Learners
Spotting Early Signs of Cognitive Overload in Dyslexic Learners The start of a new term often brings fresh energy, but it can also feel demanding for many dyslexic learners. New topics, changing routines and the…
How to Build Confidence and Self Esteem in Dyslexic Learners
Many parents worry about how dyslexia might affect their child’s confidence. You may notice your child working harder than others, doubting their abilities or feeling anxious about reading or writing. These feelings are understandable, but they do not have to shape your child’s future. With the right support, confidence can grow and thrive.
Our Top 8 Educational Games for Dyslexic Children
Our top 8 educational games for dyslexic kids give another route to overcoming classroom barriers. During a child’s school years, the struggle with dyslexia becomes more pronounced as they begin to learn to read and…
Raising the Volume on Dyslexia: Why Recognition in Schools Matters
As a dyslexia assessor, I meet students who’ve spent years believing they’re “just not good at school.” By the time they reach me, many have developed coping strategies, deep-seated anxiety, and a quiet sense of…
Starting Strong: Supporting A Dyslexic Child in the First Month of Term
Supporting a dyslexic child in school
The first month of a new school term can feel overwhelming for any child. Whether they’re experiencing their very first day of school or returning to a new year. For a dyslexic learner, it often comes with added layers of anxiety and uncertainty.