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Understanding Neurodiversity
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.
At The Bridge, speech disorders such as stuttering, apraxia, and sound disorders are the most frequently treated aspects of speech therapy. Learn more here.
Dyslexia is a neurodiverse barrier to learning which may affect a person throughout his/her life, consisting of many possible learning and thinking differences.
Discover ways to boost confidence and self-esteem in dyslexic children, including explicit instruction in phonological skills and dyslexia-friendly fonts.
Neurodiversity is having a brain that functions in ways that diverge significantly from societal standards of ‘normal’, but is far from flawed. Read more here.
The silent one. Children who is not only quiet and shy but did not talk at all! Exploring ‘Selective Mutism.’
Parental Guidance
Help your child develop a love for reading with practical tips to spark curiosity, boost confidence, and make books an enjoyable part of their life.
Wondering if changing schools is right for your child? Learn the key signs, factors to consider, and how to ensure a smooth transition to a better fit.
It's imperative that children receive an education with consistency and structure. It offers order, safety, and a foundation for development. Read more here.
If mainstream schooling is not an option, here are some tips for parents on how to choose the right school for their child. Visit The Bridge School to learn more.
Parents should alter their perspective on success and embrace the ever-evolving landscape of new opportunities. Every child has a future! Read more here.
Discover the right approach for parents of non-neurotypical children. Overcoming societal perceptions and embracing belonging and success. Read more here.
Discover the connection between vision and learning in children. Visual tasks like reading, writing, and problem-solving play a crucial role in education.
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Challenges related to emotional regulation are becoming increasingly common among children in today's society. Read The Bridge School's article on the subject.
So what is anxiety? I’ve always described it as a gnawing, tightness in your stomach and even in your whole body. It’s a weird feeling, because you can’t really pin it down. You know you feel worried, but you’re not sure about what.
Tools for Educators
We say that children learn differently, then continue measuring almost all of them against the same narrow version of success.
For some learners, this works beautifully. They manage the subjects, examinations and pace of a traditional academic school route and move towards matric with a growing sense of possibility.
Learn the key teacher qualities that empower neurodiverse students, creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment where they thrive.
Explore how innovative classrooms support neurodiverse learners by fostering inclusion, creativity, and personalised learning for every student.
Future-Focused Education
Discover how fun and engagement in learning can boost confidence, improve outcomes, and create a positive educational experience for every child.
Gestalt language processing is not a diagnostic nor a condition. It means your child learns language in a unique way from. Learn more here how to help your child.
Developing Strong Reading Skills via Literacy: Word decoding is aided by knowing the relationship between sounds and letters. Learn more about it here.
Principals have a key role in the hiring and professional development of teachers. We are looking for educators who love guiding young learners.
The Bridge Assisted Learning School in Lonehill is expanding due to high demand for its unprecedented support for students throughout their academic journey.
There are few tools as valuable as setting goals and constantly measuring a student’s progress against these goals in ensuring a successful academic journey.
