Check out this range of tips for supporting slow processing, speech and language skills, dyscalculia, focus and attention, common challenges that sometimes happen at the same time as dyslexia.

Difficulties with speech and language skills can be so obvious to the people around children. What can we do as parents to help? Start by downloading this resource that gives great tips, of course!

Slow processing is a common experience among dyslexic learners but one that is little understood and serves as a barrier to learning if not supported effectively. I have found this useful resource for parents and teachers alike.

How can a child with poor focus and concentration be supported in class? SENCO Faye Favill shares some great tips for support, whilst Jessica McCabe from “How To ADHD” shares what it is like to struggle with ADHD.

Want to know more about Dyscalculia and how to support a child in class with the condition? Watch this useful video about what it is like to have dyscalculia and download this resource for good practise in class.

If you are finding that your child is struggling to concentrate on their schoolwork during this schools shut down period , what could you do to help? Parenting coach John Hicks has some tips for you.

Find out about the latest date for the British Dyslexia Association’s Parent Roadshow event taking place in Chippenham, Wiltshire. Parents of dyslexic children will understand more about dyslexia, dyslexia and mental health as well as technology that can help with studying in school. FREE event with support kindly donated by St David’s College, Llandudno a mainstream independent school with a focus on supporting dyslexic learning.

Parents and teachers of children with Special Educational Needs finally get to know the full lineup for the 5th SEN Jigsaw Conference taking place in Stoke-on-Trent on the 6th June 2019 with Neil Mackay and Fintan O’Regan. With thanks to St David’s College for their support of the event.