Dyslexia support at school
School support is most effective when it is specific and consistent.
This guide outlines practical adjustments and collaboration steps.
If you want to act immediately, use the tool first. Then return here to build a routine.
Open dyslexia resourcesPractical steps
Practical adjustments
Use clear instructions, extra time, and structured scaffolding.
Provide accessible fonts and space for processing.
Work with staff
Share a short summary of what helps at home.
Agree on review dates to monitor progress.
Next steps
Suggested next stepsDyslexia & Reading Support
Return to the pillar hub and choose the next guide.
Reading confidence
Short steps to build confidence and reduce reading anxiety.
Assistive tech (UK)
Accessible tools and software that support reading.
Parent and carer next steps
Simple next steps for families supporting dyslexia.
What is dyslexia?
A clear overview of dyslexia and common strengths.
Phonics at home
A short daily phonics routine for families.
Quick FAQs
Do I need a diagnosis?
Support can still be requested without a formal diagnosis.
What if support is limited?
Focus on a few realistic adjustments first.
Can teachers use these tips?
Yes, they are designed for practical classroom use.
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