With a focus on positive approaches to dyslexia, the Bell House Dyslexia Fair is completely FREE to attend. Register here.

Providing support to people with dyslexia is such an important component of Bell House’s work and we’re delighted that Tina, who is heavily involved in this area, has answered our questions this month. Get to know Tina a little better and hear about what we have planned for the rest of the year here!

This month it’s the turn of Graeme to answer our questions. Graeme is a member of Bell House’s Steering Group and does plenty more too, including running the Dyslexia After-School Club.

Bell House is continuing its support of young people with dyslexia, their parents and other professionals with a busy programme for the autumn available to book now.

For the eighth part in our series, we’re discussing some tips and resources to help teenagers study at home.

The next part of our series responds to the government’s plans for a phased reopening of schools from June with advice and recommendations for all those not going back to school from Suzanne Jessel.

Join us this Thursday 14th May on Instagram Live at 5pm for a Q&A session with school specialist Ruth Pierce on Supporting Dyslexic Learners at Home and Beyond.

For the next part in our series to support dyslexic learners at home, we look at the importance of multi-sensory teaching and signpost some resources from Dr Susie Nyman on using it at home.

For the next part in our series, we’ll be looking at a topic relevant to both dyslexic learners and to others - supporting teenagers during lockdown.