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Sometimes a piece of legislation arrives, often championed as a common sense solution, that has the potential to cause as many problems than it solves. Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to the government’s plans to ban smartphones across schools in England. A sensible solution to the onset of social media which rots children’s brains and an end to the distraction of the constantly buzzing and always distracting mobile in the classroom - what’s not to like? Well, plenty ac

Exams and stress go together like tea and biscuits - except without any of the enjoyment. And if you’re neurodivergent, that stress doesn’t just double… it amplifies. Suddenly, it’s impossible to ignore even the smallest things, and the exam hall feels like some sort of overstimulating obstacle course designed by someone who’s never met a neurodivergent person in their life. Take the classic example: the invigilator with the clickety‑clackety shoes. Why do they always wear t

Actually, if you are neurodivergent, possibly not. Many people find enjoyment in the bright lights, the colourful decorations, the thoughtful presents, and the festive foods that come with the holiday period, but this can be a tough time of year for more people than you might think. For example, imagine a young child, between five and eight years old. At this age, they might not necessarily understand that Christmas is temporary and that the seasonal changes that they might s

Burnt toast is setting off fire alarms every hour of the night and day. Noisy, and sometimes drink-affected, fellow students are enjoying...

It’s Gregg Wallace who needs to answer questions about right and wrong

We are a few weeks on now from Carers Week, the incredibly important annual campaign to raise awareness of caring and highlight the...

‘I’m here, how can I help’ - why my experiences of bullying and mental health can help you Being a child isn’t easy. Being a child who’s...