Student Handbook - Accessing Support for Dyslexia

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Having dyslexia is not a barrier to learning success. With the right support and a few strategies, you can overcome your challenges.

Dyslexia is a learning difference that can affect how you learn. If this is you or you think you may have dyslexia, tell your teacher so that we can support you.

If you have a diagnosis of dyslexia, you will not get automatic exam access arrangements. Using your normal learning in an exam is more important.

You do not need a diagnosis of dyslexia to ask for exam access arrangements.

Dyslexia is covered by the Equality Act 2010, which means we will provide additional help and reasonable adjustments.