Could you tell us more about the difference that access to the right support can make for those living with dyslexia?

If I can tell you just a little bit about my experience.

So I am dyslexic.

My experience of primary school was not a good one.

I think as a young child, you want to please your parents, your teachers.

You want to be praised for doing things right.

But however hard I tried, I couldn't do that, and I'd actually get the opposite.

How important is it for people in the workplace to understand each other, their colleagues, and also employers to understand, um, what dyslexia is in order to support people appropriately?