
Children who haven’t been formally identified with Dyslexia often display a constellation of small but consistent behaviours...

Children who haven’t been formally identified with Dyslexia often display a constellation of small but consistent behaviours...
Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) is a gut-wrenching emotional reaction to perceived criticism or rejection. For children, especially those with ADHD, hearing “you could do better” or “try again next time” can feel like a personal attack rather than constructive feedback. In a school context where grades, comments, and comparisons are daily currency, RSD can hijack a...
Bromley Council swaps a full EHCP re-issue for a celebration of achievements, with formal amendments only at key-stage transfer or major need changes. As whispers of SEND reform gather pace, a handful of local authorities are quietly experimenting with new annual-review models. These pilots may reshape how Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) land on your...
Every day, you balance your own neurodivergent wiring while fighting through layers of SEND jargon, forms, and deadlines - it can feel like trying to run a marathon in quicksand. This blog explores the dual challenge of being ND yourself while navigating SEND bureaucracy, the emotional and cognitive toll it takes, and practical strategies to reclaim...
If you suspect your child is struggling, delaying the Assess-Plan-Do-Review (APDR/Graduated Approach) cycle isn’t an option, for our SEN Children it’s an emergency. Without a formally logged APDR, your child faces escalating sanctions, missed interventions, and the creeping damage of constant misunderstanding
When a pupil’s behaviour stems from an unmet need such as sensory processing differences, anxiety or trauma, labelling an incident as mere “defiance” without exploring the underlying cause runs counter to the purpose of a policy that exists to deliver fair, safe and inclusive discipline . So, how is that changed for SEND CYP?
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When the draft lands you have 15 days. Those 15 days can be the most stressful for SEN parents to navigate. WE can support you through this by free empowerment or mentorship. It does not need to be so stressful!
By someone who “looks normal” An honest glimpse into neurodivergence through a 12 year old! SEN Parent Support Group Real stories...!
The journey to securing appropriate educational provision for your child can often lead to the SENDIST Tribunal. With recent changes to bundle limits introduced in July 2025, it's more important than ever that parents are fully equipped. This guide walks you through the step-by-step Tribunal process from initiating your appeal to the final hearing, whilst spotlighting...
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