Dyslexia-friendly font
Switch to a clearer system font that many dyslexic readers find easier to scan.
SEND homework and SEND practice on Homework Magic help UK children with special educational needs and disabilities practise school work with calmer reading tools. Turn on dyslexia-friendly text, listen with Read to me, and let teachers assign homework to the pupils who need it.
SEND homework is still school homework. The difference is presentation and pacing. Homework Magic keeps questions clear and short, then adds reading support so pupils can focus on the Maths, English or Science idea instead of fighting the page.
Switch to a clearer system font that many dyslexic readers find easier to scan.
Choose larger text and wider letter spacing so words are easier to separate.
Reduce harsh white glare with a soft cream background during practice.
Make clickable links obvious without relying on colour alone.
Listen to a question, then choose an answer. Speed can be slowed for comfort.
Teachers can assign different homework to chosen students in the same class.
Homework Magic does not replace specialist teaching, an EHCP, or school access arrangements. It is a practice tool that removes avoidable reading barriers while children work through National Curriculum-style questions.
Start with everyday practice on KS1 homework, KS2 homework or KS3 homework. For selective-school preparation, reading support is also available in 11+ practice. Families preparing for entrance tests can also read our guide to 11+ SEN access arrangements.
When one child needs a different set of questions, teachers can assign homework to specific students instead of the whole class. That supports personalised SEN homework without creating a separate paper pack for every lesson.
See teacher class homework tools to create a class, share a join code, and assign work with due dates.
Parents can start with Homework Magic for parents and the printable homework hub. Schools can use the school homework guide and educator workload guide when planning differentiated or intervention work.
Yes. It includes dyslexia-friendly reading tools, Read to me, and teacher homework that can be targeted to chosen students.
Yes. Children can use a dyslexia-friendly font, larger text, wider spacing, cream paper and Read to me during practice.
Yes. Teachers can assign homework to specific students in a class when some pupils need a different set.
Reading support works in the learning space used for everyday homework and 11+ practice across KS1, KS2 and KS3 routes.
Families can start with free activities. Reading support settings are saved on the device for later practice.