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Global Accessibility Awareness Day! Thursday, May 21, 2020,
Arran Smith Blog12 months ago I wrote one of our first blogs on the Dyslexia Show website. Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day and we are supporting it like everyone else. Understanding people with dyslexia and understanding yourself, of your difficulties,...
Dyslexia Show Virtual
Dyslexic thinking out side the BoxDue to COVID-19 the Dyslexia Show will now take place on the 25th & 26th September 2020 at the NEC, Birmingham. We are delighted to introduce Dyslexia Show Virtual we know that a large percentage of you were visiting the Dyslexia...
Dyslexia Show Postponed to September 2020
Firstly, I would like to thank everyone who has contacted us with positive comments regarding the postponement of the Dyslexia Show. As I’m sure you can appreciate, it’s been a very hard decision that myself and our small team have had to make. But we feel we have...
Only 4 Weeks to go
The Dyslexia Show is Fast Approaching!Never over the past 3 years did I think that I'd be sitting here today writing a blog telling people that we are only 4 weeks away from the first Dyslexia Show! Three years of planning and organisation have seen it grow into what...
Legal Surgery
More Support at the Dyslexia Show We are thrilled to announce that one of our Sponsors SEN Legal are holding a Legal Surgery at the Dyslexia Show. This is a unique opportunity to sit with SEN Legal’s Principal Solicitor, Melinda Nettleton or Senior Solicitor, Hayley...
Dyslexia Show Awarded CPD Certification
The Dyslexia Show is fast approachingWe hope you are as excited as we are about the fantastic line up of speakers at this years Dyslexia Show. You'll be able to hear from experts from the British Dyslexia Association, Microsoft, Educational Phycologists, esteemed...
Dyspraxia is a “hidden” disability and this makes it complex to recognise, understand, and manage.
Dyspraxia is a “hidden” disability and this makes it complex to recognise, understand, and manage. It is also very common (5% of all children) and for these two reasons it is essential all professionals working with children receive training in dyspraxia. By Cathy...
Supporting Children With Immature Fine Motor Skills at School and Home
Supporting Children with Immature Fine Motor Skills at School and HomeFine motor skills are the small movements that we make with our fingers and hands. They are essential for most learning at school, as they help children to hold a pencil and write. In addition, they...
A Note from the Show Founder Arran Smith
From Arran Smith Dyslexia Show FounderBeing dyslexic can be hard, but actually the abilities and strengths that I possess because of my dyslexia outweigh the negatives. Yes, I get frustrated and it can be tiresome; however, with technology - as it is today - and...

International Women’s Day
With it being international Woman's Day we would like to start announcing a number of our keynote...

What is strategy coaching and how can it help my neurodiverse employee?
By Dr. Deborah Leveroy, Neurodiversity & Inclusion Lead, Dyslexia Box The Problem “My...