01 — Spotting the Signs: What Dyslexia Looks Like by Age Group

For teachers and parents

A practical guide to recognising dyslexia from Early Years through to secondary school. Covers signs at every age, a myths versus reality table, and clear next steps for both parents and teachers.

02 — Creating a Dyslexia-Friendly Classroom

For teachers

Six areas of classroom practice — visual environment, text and displays, instruction, routines, assessment, and language — each with specific changes to make and a quick win you can act on today. Includes a 30-point classroom readiness checklist.

03 — 5 AT Tools Every Primary Teacher Should Know

For teachers

A concise introduction to five free assistive technology tools available on most school devices right now. No budget, no diagnosis, no specialist training required. BUTTON: Download this resource

04 — AT Tools: The Full Teacher and SENCO Guide

For teachers and SENCOs

Expanded guidance on all five tools — why each one matters, how to introduce it to the whole class, what it costs, and which platforms it works on.

05 — How AT Ready Is Your School? The SENCO Audit

For SENCOs and school leaders

A ten-question self-assessment covering awareness, access, policy, practice, and parent engagement. Score your school out of 20 and use the results guide to plan your next steps.

06 — The AT Pledge Card

For teachers

A printable commitment to introduce one assistive technology tool in your classroom this term. Email your signed card to contact@1in10.co.uk to join our growing map of AT-committed classrooms across the UK.

07 — AT at Home: A Parent's Guide to Assistive Technology

For parents

Six free tools you can try tonight, on any device, with no sign-up required. Includes what each tool is good for, how to get started in minutes, and what to ask your child's school.

08 — Building Confidence in Dyslexic Learners

For teachers and parents

Five evidence-informed strategies for rebuilding self-belief in children whose confidence has been eroded by years of struggle. Includes a signs table and the specific words that help — and the ones to avoid.