Back-to-school can bring big feelings — for children and parents.

​New teachers, new routines and new expectations can be especially challenging for dyslexic students. A few early conversations and simple checks can make a powerful difference to how the year begins.

​You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t need a diagnosis to advocate. And you don’t need to do this alone.

​Check out our practical back-to-school tips to help your child start the year supported, understood and confident. ​Save this for the first weeks of school and share with another parent who might need it.