Step 1
Who is asking?
This decides who the words are written for — you can only say something out loud if it sounds like you.
Step 2
What’s hard?
Tick anything that fits. You don’t need to be able to explain why it’s hard — just that it is.
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Where you are
What to ask for — easiest first
These are separate asks. You don’t have to raise them all at once, or in one conversation. Start with the first one.
What to take with you
What this is, and isn’t
This guide was written by AI. It is a set of suggestions for asking — not legal advice, not medical advice,
and not advice from your school. It cannot promise that any answer will be yes.
If you want someone in your corner, ask the school’s learning support team, or talk to a trusted adult before the conversation.
🏁 Ready for the conversation
Take the document with you. It has the words to say, a tick box for each ask, and space to write down what was agreed.