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Helping Neurodivergent GCSE Students Thrive Over the Christmas Break

Help neurodivergent GCSE students thrive during Christmas break. Discover revision strategies for ADHD, autistic students balancing rest and exam preparation.
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From Masking to Mastery: Helping Neurodivergent Students Find Their Authentic Learning Voice

Neurodivergent students often mask to fit in. Discover how to help ADHD, autistic, dyslexic learners find their authentic learning voice and stop masking.
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Girls with ADHD: Why They’re Still Being Overlooked in the Classroom

Girls with ADHD are often overlooked in classrooms. Discover why inattentive ADHD in girls goes undiagnosed and how to recognise the hidden signs.
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Why Behaviour Isn’t Always ‘Bad’: Rethinking Classroom Discipline for Neurodivergent Students

Is your child’s behaviour really ‘bad’? Discover why neurodivergent students with ADHD, autism, dyslexia struggle in classrooms — and how to support them.
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When the Days Get Darker: How Winter Affects Neurodivergent Minds

Winter affects neurodivergent minds differently. Discover how darker days impact autism, ADHD, and other neurodivergent students — plus practical support strategies.
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A Turning Point for ADHD Support in Education: What the New National Taskforce Report Means

A Turning Point for ADHD Support in Education: What the New National Taskforce Report Means On 6th November 2025, the independent ADHD Taskforce published its final report. It’s a landmark review into how ADHD is recognised, diagnosed, and supported across England. The findings shine a light on what many families and educators have known for…
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How to Help Your Neurodiverse Child’s Transition to Secondary School

Starting secondary school is challenging for neurodiverse children. Discover practical tips from our neurodivergent co-founder to support your child’s transition and build confidence.
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Supporting Your Neurodiverse Child During Half Term: Practical Tips from Minariel Tutors

Half term can be challenging for neurodiverse children. Discover 8 practical tips to support your autistic or ADHD child during the break — from routines to creative activities.
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How ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia Affect Learning Differently

Every child learns in their own unique way — but for children with ADHD, autism, or dyslexia, the traditional classroom model often fails to meet their needs. ADHD learning needs to be different.
