Between 1 and 3 students in every classroom in New South Wales may experience difficulties with learning.
We can help.
SPELD NSW provides support, advice, learning and resources through the provision of professional learning and resources for educators, and advice, information and resources for families.
We are committed to early identification, effective intervention and support for children and adults with specific learning difficulties, like dyslexia.
If you are teacher, interventionist or family member of a student who struggles with reading, writing, spelling or maths and you’re looking for support get in touch.
Latest News
spell @ SPELD NSW
Exciting News for Educators! Introducing the comprehensive spell @ SPELD NSW Parts 1-3 program! Elevate your teaching skills with our evidence-informed spelling program, designed by a team of specialist teachers, researchers, and interventionists. This program will equip you with the tools to support all learners effectively. Course Highlights: Part 1: Common long vowel spellings Key orthographic
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month
Each year, October is recognised worldwide as Dyslexia Awareness Month, a time to come together to raise awareness, share resources, and tell stories about dyslexia successes. Get involved this October and make a difference! Our Dyslexia Awareness Month feature includes free downloadable resources, details about our free Understanding Dyslexia webinar, and how you can support the work
SPELD NSW has exciting news to share in today’s newsletter!
SPELD NSW has exciting news to share in today’s newsletter! Launch of Parents Hub: A new Parents Hub is now available, offering essential resources to support children with learning difficulties, like dyslexia. Dyslexia Awareness Month: October is dedicated to raising awareness about dyslexia, and SPELD NSW is providing a free online course Understanding Dyslexia. Create
spell @ SPELD NSW
Exciting News for Educators! Introducing the comprehensive spell @ SPELD NSW Parts 1-3 program! Elevate your teaching skills with our evidence-informed spelling program, designed by a team of specialist teachers, researchers, and interventionists. This program will equip you with the tools to support all learners effectively. Course Highlights: Part 1: Common long vowel spellings Key orthographic
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month
Each year, October is recognised worldwide as Dyslexia Awareness Month, a time to come together to raise awareness, share resources, and tell stories about dyslexia successes. Get involved this October and make a difference! Our Dyslexia Awareness Month feature includes free downloadable resources, details about our free Understanding Dyslexia webinar, and how you can support the work
SPELD NSW has exciting news to share in today’s newsletter!
SPELD NSW has exciting news to share in today’s newsletter! Launch of Parents Hub: A new Parents Hub is now available, offering essential resources to support children with learning difficulties, like dyslexia. Dyslexia Awareness Month: October is dedicated to raising awareness about dyslexia, and SPELD NSW is providing a free online course Understanding Dyslexia. Create
Upcoming Workshops
UFLI Foundations Workshop – Newcastle
WHEN: 9:00am - 3:30pm,
14 November 2024
Simplifying Spelling in Years 1-6 – Online
WHEN: 9:00am - 3:30pm,
14 November 2024
Teaching Little Learners Love Literacy® Professional Learning Workshop – Parramatta
WHEN: 9:00 am - 3:30pm, 2 days starting,
21 November 2024
Online Bookshop
You can purchase decodable readers, Understanding Learning Difficulties guides and other literacy and numeracy resources for schools, teachers, tutors, speech pathologists and families from the SPELD NSW bookshop store. SPELD NSW members receive discounts at the SPELD NSW Bookshop.
Decodable Readers K-2
Intervention and Catch-Up Resources
Literacy Resources
Maths Games and Activities
Contact Us
If you are looking for support for your family, yourself, your student or your school contact us.
AUSPELD strives to ensure that all Australian students are successful learners and that all teachers are equipped with the essential knowledge and skills they need. In the last 12 months, the state SPELDs have supported students and teachers Australia-wide: