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Hull & East Yorkshire's only registered charity for dyslexia.

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Our qualified team of specialised tutors and assessors is passionate about helping individuals with dyslexia and associated Specific Learning Difficulties (SPLDs) to thrive.

We recognise and celebrate the individual strengths that dyslexic individuals have to offer. Our vision is for a world where dyslexic individuals can flourish #FindYourSpark

Here is a link for all our Resources

Twinkl's Festival of Tutoring - Additional Links
Visual Difficulties Questionnaire 2025
Dyslexia Myth Buster Activity Online Alternative
Sparks Top Tips to Make Reading Fun
Kooth Mental Health Activities
Making Music Accessible
ADHD Guidance
Dyspraxia Leaflet for Parents
Adult Dyspraxia Checklist
Dyspraxia & Social Skills
Access Arrangements and Reasonable Adjustments
Dyslexia Sparks Key Stage 2 Access Arrangements Guidance
12 Top Tips to Make Reading Fun
Phonological Awareness Guide
What to Expect from us

Discover our latest News StoriesĀ 

Dyslexia Journey
October 8, 2026

Victoria Aitken: Building a Career Around Your Strengths

Dyslexia Sparks met with politician and entrepreneur Victoria Aitken to talk about her dyslexia, her hugely successful career and the barriers she has overcome along the way. Oozing positivity, Victoria…
Samantha Buttle Interim CEONews
September 1, 2026

Families at the Heart of Samantha Buttle’s Vision for Dyslexia Sparks

Samantha Buttle has taken over the role Interim CEO, as the charity begins an exciting new chapter under her leadership. Having been part of Dyslexia Sparks from the very beginning,…
News
July 21, 2026

Dyslexia Sparks Leadership Announcement

After ten years of dedicated leadership, our Founding Director and CEO, Jane Craig, has made the decision to step down from her role. Over the past decade, Jane's vision, passion…
Dyslexia Journey
June 23, 2026

At 52 Beckie Gave Herself a Second Chance with an Adult Dyslexia Assessment

For most of her life, Beckie believed she was the problem. Despite growing up in a family of educators, her struggles at school were never recognised as dyslexia. Instead, she…