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ADHD · ADHD Coaching
6 GCSE revision tips for students with ADHD (that actually work)
Understanding dyslexia is a journey of discovery, support, and learning. Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone with dyslexia seeking deeper insight, these seven books offer practical strategies, research-backed knowledge, and real-life experiences to help navigate challenges and embrace strengths.
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ADHD · ADHD Coaching
How Parents Can Ease Back-to-School Anxiety in Pupils with ADHD: A One-Week Plan
Starting a new school year can be nerve-racking for any pupil. For those with ADHD, new school routines, sensory demands (such as scratchy school uniforms or loud cafeterias), and the uncertainty of what the new school year will hold can result in heightened anxiety and feelings of overwhelm. This guide explains why that happens, shares UK guidelines on reasonable school adjustments, and gives you a one‑week transition plan to try with your child at home in the lead-up to their first day of term.
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ADHD · Autism
What is Executive Function and How Can I Train It?
I’m sure that every parent has been frustrated that their child doesn’t follow instructions, but have you ever wondered if your bright child struggles even more than most to follow simple instructions or start their homework? It rarely has anything to do with their intelligence or drive. The answer is executive function.
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ADHD · Research
An Exploration of ADHD Strengths
ADHD is not a flaw but a different way of thinking. Find your strength and focus on that. It’s important to build on your strengths. I always recommend that students develop the skills that are needed and avoid the stress associated with perfectionism.
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ADHD · ADHD Coaching
A Day in My Life: School with Autism
The following account is generously shared through an interview with a 16-year-old autistic student in the UK, offering a window into their typical school day.
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ADHD · ADHD Coaching
Key Qualities of an ADHD Tutor or Coach for Students
Students with ADHD benefit from tutors or coaches who go beyond standard academic help, providing executive function coaching and behavioural support. At Sunbeam Education, we believe that students with ADHD deserve empathetic, expert support. Below is a structured overview of essential qualities and practices to look for in an ADHD tutor or coach, including necessary qualifications, effective teaching methods, ways to evaluate a tutor’s executive function support skills, key behavioural strategies, red flags to watch out for, and other important considerations.
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ADHD · Autism
Meet Sunbeam’s Founder: A Q&A with Alex Pagett, PhD
Helping students with special educational needs (SEN) thrive is central to everything we do at Sunbeam Education. I’m Katie, a member of the Sunbeam team, and I recently had the chance to sit down with Alex, our founder, to talk about his journey, mission, and the heart behind the business.
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ADHD · ADHD Coaching
7 Must-Read Books to Help You Understand ADHD
Understanding ADHD can be a journey of discovery, compassion, and learning. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or someone with ADHD looking to deepen your understanding, these seven books offer practical advice, research-backed insights, and relatable perspectives for diverse needs.
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ADHD · Autism
The Hidden Impact of Parental Stress on Families of Children with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
At Sunbeam Education, we understand that parenting a student with special educational needs (SEN), such as autism or other developmental differences, brings moments of great joy but also unique pressures. One important issue that often goes unnoticed is the impact of parental stress on parenting and family well-being.
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