Dyslexia

Written by the global charity 'Made by Dyslexia', Spelling It Out is simple guide gives essential information about dyslexia, how to support it, and how to advocate for it.

Nessy's top five facts that we should all know about Dyslexia.

Although it is aimed at Secondary settings, this is a high quality guide aimed at whole school staff. Helping the SENCO in establishing a consistent whole-school approach to meeting the needs of pupils with dyslexia and also support all teachers and support staff in developing a dyslexia-friendly learning environment and delivering effective strategies.

From the Dyslexia-SpLD trust and endorsed by the British Dyslexia Association, this guide has been written by a parent for parents. It is specifically designed for parents to share with their child, to help them explain what dyslexia is, to create an opportunity to help their child talk about how they feel and to suggest ways that parents can support them.

This guide from the British Dyslexia Association outlines how schools can achieve the BDA Quality Mark. The philosophy underpinning the BDA Quality Mark is that changing practice to accommodate dyslexic individuals often results in good practice for everyone.

Written by the South Tyneside Educational Psychology Service, this informative booklet includes a huge range of how to spot and support dyslexia in the classroom.