Dyslexia-friendly books to get you through the summer holidays
We’ve pulled together recommendations from the DYT team and the wider DYT Community to compile a list of our favourite dyslexia-friendly books for readers of
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We’ve pulled together recommendations from the DYT team and the wider DYT Community to compile a list of our favourite dyslexia-friendly books for readers of
The DfE’s new reading framework makes some valid points about developing reading skills. However, it fails to recognise that literacy develops beyond reception and year 1. At DYT we see the development of reading skills
Ahead of our upcoming ‘Getting learners secondary-ready: closing the Covid literacy gap‘ webinar series, our consultant Ruth Everett explains the Covid literacy gap and why
The Covid pandemic has resulted in significant lost learning over the last year, with disadvantaged students particularly adversely affected. My new two-part webinar will concentrate on supporting secondary teachers to help their
The government has announced the next phase of it’s Covid catch-up plans, with £1.4billion more funding for overcoming learning loss. The funding will be split
As we near the end of the academic year, primary and secondary schools across the country will be preparing for the current Year 6 cohort’s
As a SENCo in a mainstream school you occupy a unique role. Thanks to Covid, the increasing prevalence of SEND and diminishing resources at your
We’re thrilled to be launching our new Driving Inclusion system: two intensive and comprehensive six-week programmes for key members of the school’s workforce. Hosted on our
We’re thrilled to be launching our new Driving Inclusion system: two intensive and comprehensive six-week programmes for key members of the school’s workforce. Hosted on our
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