by pas5898 | Sep 9, 2026 | SEN & Neurodiversity, Student Life & Admissions
The first weeks of term can feel worse than August. The uniform is ready, the timetable is set — and mornings still end in tears, stomach aches or a child who cannot leave the house. If that is your September, you are not failing as a parent. A growing number of UK...
by pas5898 | Sep 5, 2026 | Legal & Local Authority Guides, SEN & Neurodiversity
Online school while waiting for an EHCP in the UK: keeping education goingWaiting for an Education, Health and Care Plan can be exhausting, especially when school is no longer working. An online school may be part of a short-term bridge or a longer-term option, but it...
by pas5898 | Sep 5, 2026 | SEN & Neurodiversity
Online school vs private tutoring for SEN: which is the better fit?Private tutoring can be an excellent part of a child’s support, but it is not automatically the same as a full-time online school. For SEN families, the right choice depends on whether the main need is...
by pas5898 | Sep 5, 2026 | SEN & Neurodiversity
Considering an online school for PDA? Families sometimes search for an online school for PDA when ordinary school demands have become overwhelming. A child may be bright, curious and capable, yet unable to access lessons when the environment feels pressured,...
by pas5898 | Sep 3, 2026 | Legal & Local Authority Guides, SEN & Neurodiversity
Term has started, and some children are already spending more time out of class than in it. Isolation rooms, “reset” rooms, internal exclusion — different names for the same experience: your child is on the school site, but not in their lessons. The Guardian reported...
by pas5898 | Aug 28, 2026 | SEN & Neurodiversity
Term is days away. For some children that means school refusal anxiety rising again; for others it means a sudden scramble after an independent school said it will not reopen. Either way, parents need a calm plan, not another pile of opinions. Persistent absence in...
