School and Learning
Classroom strategies, support plans and working with schools.
What have you got capacity for right now?
Your choice, not a test. Nothing is scored or saved to a profile — you can change it at any time.
Finding what fits…
Guides in this topic
Our own guides for this topic are still being written and checked. They appear here only after review and explicit approval. Until then, you can browse all published guides or read trusted UK sources below.
Trusted places to read in the meantime
Children, young people and families
- Childline(opens in a new tab)
Free support for anyone under 19 in the UK. Call 0800 1111 or chat online.
- YoungMinds: support for young people(opens in a new tab)
Mental health information written for young people.
- YoungMinds: support for parents(opens in a new tab)
Guidance and a helpline for parents and carers worried about a child.
- GOV.UK: children with special educational needs (SEND)(opens in a new tab)
How SEND support in education works in England, including EHC plans.
- IPSEA(opens in a new tab)
A charity offering free legally based advice on SEND in England.
These are independent organisations. Linking to them is not an endorsement, and they are not connected to ADHD Unlocked. Links checked October 2026.