School transitions: carrying this year’s support into next year
You’ve spent the year learning what helps your child at school. How can you make sure that knowledge carries into next year? Explore practical ways to capture what’s working, prepare for handover and plan for support from Day 1.
Your Child Is More Than the Version of Them School Sees
School shows us our children within one very particular environment. When that environment changes during the holidays, we can sometimes see a completely different side of them, and that's valuable information too.
How to Advocate for Your Child at School When You Don’t Know Where to Start
Advocating for your child at school can feel overwhelming when there are multiple concerns and you don't know where to start. Use this four-step approach to get clearer on what matters and what to do next.
Challenging Behaviour at School: Before We Ask How to Stop It, We Need to Understand It
Challenging behaviour at school needs boundaries, but it also needs understanding. Learn why looking beneath the behaviour can help parents and schools identify what a child needs and choose more effective support.
Is Your Child’s School Support Actually Working?
Your child has a learning plan and adjustments are in place, but are they actually helping? Here are four questions to help you review what’s happening, what’s working and what might need to change.
What Adjustments Does My Child Need at School? Start With the Barrier
Wondering what adjustments your child needs at school? Before jumping to a list of strategies, start with the barrier. Learn how to think about your child’s needs, what’s already happening in the classroom and whether current support is actually working.