Discover activities, videos, eLearning, and other resources to make your classroom more inclusive for young people with epilepsy.
Discover our FREE resources to help build awareness, understanding and inclusion across your school for young people with epilepsy. Our videos, exercises and other resources are perfect to fill tutorial sessions, prompt a discussion in Citizenship, or have some fun on Purple Day.
Scroll this page to find epilepsy education resources for your classroom.
Encourage students understand more about epilepsy with a word search puzzle, including epilepsy-themed colouring in sketches. Three levels of difficulty.
Fun matching pairs exercise for students to learn facts about epilepsy, including a challenge to create their own quiz.
Focusing on the feelings a young person may experience with epilepsy, an opportunity to encourage understanding visually.
Our free, on demand, eLearning courses are designed to increase the knowledge and confidence of professionals in schools and higher education.
Access essential questionnaires and forms for parents and carers, and professionals, who care for children and young people with epilepsy.
Unlock the power of Purple Day with our fundraising pack for schools and clubs! Join Team Possible and get your pack now at Young Epilepsy. #TeamPossible
Students with epilepsy have a right to be safe and included at school and college. We can help you ensure they are.
Our Guide for Schools provides important information, guidance and educational strategies for supporting children and young people with epilepsy to ensure they are safe and included in all aspects of school and college life.
Our Youth Support team works with young people and their families to help them through their diagnosis and beyond, to better understand their rights, as well as helping them get access to the right services and support.
Listening to and understanding the lived experiences of children and young people with epilepsy.
The Channel connects you with people who get it. A digital space for young people, aged 13+, who are living with epilepsy, for them to to share, learn and find support.
Do you have a question about our work? Please click on the link to find out the best person to email or call.
