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Special & Extra Needs Hub

Every child learns differently. Our resources adapt to ADHD, dyslexia, autism, sensory needs, and more — so no child is left behind.

ADHD

Shorter activities, frequent breaks, movement-based learning, and visual schedules.

Dyslexia

Larger fonts, dyslexia-friendly fonts, extra spacing, and multisensory approaches.

Autism

Structured routines, visual supports, clear instructions, and reduced sensory overload.

Sensory Needs

Calm designs, muted colours, minimal distractions, and sensory-friendly layouts.

Dyscalculia

Visual maths aids, step-by-step breakdowns, and concrete manipulatives.

Gifted & Talented

Extension activities, deeper exploration, and faster-paced challenges.

How It Works

1

Flag Learning Needs

Tag your child's profile with their specific learning needs.

2

Learning Adapts Automatically

The personal tutor and worksheet generator adjust tone, layout, and content.

3

Download Adapted Resources

Access SEN-adapted worksheets and lesson materials.

Adapted Worksheets

Dyslexia-Friendly Spelling

Spelling practice with larger fonts, wider spacing, and multi-sensory colour-coded letter tiles.

ADHD Focus Maths

Short, focused maths tasks with clear instructions and built-in movement breaks for ADHD learners.

Autism-Friendly Visual Schedule

Visual daily routine schedule with picture cards for children with autism.

Gifted Extension: Logic Puzzles

Challenging logic and reasoning puzzles for gifted learners.

Sensory-Friendly Handwriting Paper

Raised-line style paper with extra spacing for sensory processing needs.

Dyscalculia-Friendly Number Line

Visual number line with larger numbers, colour-coded and spaced for dyscalculia.

ADHD-Friendly Task Checklist

Chunked task checklist with movement breaks and reward stickers.

Dyslexia-Friendly Reading Passage

Reading passage with dyslexia-friendly font, larger spacing, and cream background.

ADHD-Friendly Maths Worksheet

Shorter sections, larger font, and minimal visual distraction. Designed for children with ADHD.