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How to Support a Dyslexic Child at Home: What Actually Works (From a Mum Who Knows)

8th July 2026, 3 minute read
Jo Rees, Dyslexia Specialist

Supporting a dyslexic child at home doesn't mean doing more of what they struggle with. It means supporting your whole child — their confidence, their strengths, their curiosity — and letting the rest follow.
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How to Advocate for Your Dyslexic Child at School Without Damaging the Relationship

30th June 2026, 3 minute read
Jo Rees, Dyslexia Specialist

Learning how to advocate for your dyslexic child at school is one of the most important — and emotionally charged — things a parent can do.
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How to Talk to Your Child's School About Dyslexia: A Step-by-Step Guide for Parents

24th June 2026, 2 minute read
Jo Rees, Dyslexia Specialist

Not sure how to raise dyslexia concerns with your child's school? A dyslexia assessor and SENCO shares a practical step-by-step guide for parents.
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8 Signs of Dyslexia Parents Notice Before School - A Dyslexia Assessor's Guide

16th June 2026, 3 minute read
Jo Rees, Dyslexia Specialist

Often, parents spot the signs of dyslexia before school before anyone else does...
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AT Superstore Partners with Dyslexia Sparks to Support Accessible Learning

2nd June 2026, updated 2nd July 2026, 2 minute read
Emily Quigley

AT Superstore are proud to partner with Dyslexia Sparks by providing a range of assistive technology tools to support their work with children and young people.
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AT Superstore Help Central Bedfordshire Council Launch Their Assistive Technology Lending Library

12th May 2026, updated 16th July 2026, 4 minute read
Carly Clark

Supporting SEND pupils to learn with greater independence