Early interventions, like dyslexia screening, gives children the chance to build skills during the crucial first years of schooling, setting them up for long-term success and reducing the costs of late remediation.

Taking notes can feel overwhelming if you have dyslexia, but there are simple strategies that make the process easier and more effective.

Talamo news has made national headlines with HuffPost UK covering how our dyslexia screening tool is helping schools identify learners faster and more fairly.

Why does allyship matter in education? For Francis Akinde, it’s the driving force that ensures policy translates into action, and action delivers results for neurodiverse learners.

BBC News featured Talamo after reporting that hundreds of UK schools are trying a new way to screen for dyslexia. This is a huge milestone for Talamo, making us even more excited about our fast school uptake and what’s coming next. 

Mind mapping is a visual way to organise ideas, making it easier for dyslexic learners to connect thoughts and remember information.

Why is dyslexia identification important? It’s the spark that led to Chris Campbell’s formal assessment at age seven—and with it, revealed strengths he didn’t even know he had.