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24 July 2026
Struggling with focus or memory in your child? Our executive function guide offers practical strategies for parents and educators.
child doing maths
24 July 2026
Is maths a constant struggle for your child? Learn what dyscalculia is, how to spot the signs, and how to support your child at home and school.
Exam stress
19 June 2026
Help your neurodiverse child manage exam stress this June. Practical strategies for parents of children with ADHD, dyslexia, and anxiety to ease exam pressure.
Occupational therapy
19 June 2026
Discover how school-based occupational therapy supports children’s learning, sensory needs, and classroom development. Learn how in-class OT makes a real difference.
15 June 2026
Teaching is deeply rewarding, but it also comes with emotional and professional demands that can affect wellbeing. Explore why supporting teacher wellness is essential for creating healthier classrooms, stronger schools, and better outcomes for learners.
Books with apple on top
12 June 2026
Not sure whether mainstream, remedial, or assisted learning suits your child? Explore the key differences in support and environment to make a confident decision.
A boy in a blue  shirt is holding a pen
12 June 2026
Discover the signs of dyspraxia in children, how it differs from dyslexia, and what parents can do to support their child at home and school. Updated for 2026.
Dyslexia Myths Guide
25 May 2026
Separate dyslexia fact from fiction with our 2026 parent's guide. Discover what dyslexia really is, bust the most common myths, and learn how to support your child with confidence.
A stack of books topped with a red apple, colorful pencils, and
20 March 2026
Learn how alternative education supports students with ADHD, dyslexia, and learning differences. Explore teaching methods, classroom strategies, and inclusive learning environments.
Six children sit closely together in a grassy field, smiling and hugging, with one child holding a camera.
20 March 2026
Explore creative group activities and role-play ideas that support neurodiverse children in building social confidence, communication skills, and meaningful connections.
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