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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 18th June 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 26th June 2026, 4 minute read
Carly Clark

Supporting SEND pupils to learn with greater independence
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AT Superstore and Kirklees Council Give Children the Tools to Succeed in School

15th April 2026, updated 24th June 2026, 2 minute read
Carly Clark

The Partnership for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) project in Kirklees has been instrumental.
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Dyslexia and Tech in your Class

9th April 2026, updated 27th June 2026, 5 minute read
Dr Helen Ross, Dyslexia Specialist

The assumption around technology is that it is always more expensive to buy than having a person available in class, or that technology is prohibitively expensive. However, this may not be the case.