The Study Hub is a space designed with young people to help you feel calmer, more confident and more in control when you study.
Whether you’re revising for GCSEs, doing coursework, preparing for college assessments, or taking music or sports exams, the Study Hub brings together tools, tips and support created for young people with epilepsy. You’re not alone - we’re here to help you do your best.
Studying isn’t just about exams. Lots of young people complete coursework throughout the year. The Study Hub includes guidance and tips for managing deadlines, planning projects and staying on track.
The Study Hub is mainly for young people aged 14+, but younger students (11–13) may find parts of it helpful - especially SATs and early secondary school preparation.
You told us you want quick, simple tips rather than long study guides. Here you’ll find short, practical ideas that other young people say help - from managing memory problems to planning your time in a way that works for you.
Many young people don’t know what support they’re entitled to - and often schools only act at the last minute. Here you’ll find clear information about exam adjustments, special considerations and what your school or college can do to help you succeed.
Do you need exam support or help with revision? Exams can be stressful, but our exam support hubs are here to help.
Do you teach a young person with epilepsy? We’re here to help you understand epilepsy and how to keep your students living with epilepsy safe and included at school.
Everyone learns differently. Find tools and ideas to help you understand what works best for you - whether that’s visual resources, reading, hands on activities, or mixed approaches.
Find helpful tips and resources for students with epilepsy to manage stress, stay organised, and succeed during exam season.
We're proud to partner with Shout to offer free and confidential mental health support to anyone in distress. To use the service, simply text PURPLE to 85258. Shout’s trained volunteers can help with issues including anxiety, stress, loneliness or depression and are available 24/7.
There are plenty of great revision tools online for exams and coursework for different age groups.
Ask your school - or your child's school - for exam support and keep your school up-to-date with your epilepsy.
Use this editable and useful letter to ask your school, teacher, SENCo or exam officer for exam support due to your epilepsy.
Contact your child's school with this editable template letter to ask for appropriate support during exam season.
An Individual Healthcare Plan (IHP) is essential for young people with epilepsy, allowing everyone who needs to know about your epilepsy to stay up-to-date.
The Assessment of Behaviour and Learning in Epilepsy (ABLE) helps young people, parents and teachers understand learning, behaviour and support needs at school.
Paige shares how dignity, understanding and quick, calm support during seizures helped her feel safe and included, and what every school needs to get right.
School should feel safe and inclusive. Discover how belonging helps young people with epilepsy thrive and what teachers and parents can do to support it.
Concerned about starting college or university? Check out these tips from our Facebook and Instagram supporters who have already experienced it!
Charlotte's epilepsy diagnosis at 18 compromised her A-levels, but perseverance and openness to support led her from rejection on results day to her dream job.
Annie is a key member of our Youth Voice Network. In her story, she discusses her experience with education and her exam top tips.
#UnderstandMyEpilepsy campaign is led by young people with epilepsy. We work with them; listen to them, and with them we will amplify their stories. Working together we will take their voices to the decision-makers, and make them sit-up and listen.
Our Youth Support team works with young people and their families to help them through their diagnosis and beyond, to better understand their rights, and to help them get access to the right services and support.
Discover events tailored for children and young people with epilepsy, from roadshows to support groups.
Find resources, advice, and support for parents and carers of children with epilepsy. Learn how to manage and support your child's condition effectively.
Explore guidance and resources for students with epilepsy transitioning to further education, from managing health to academic success.
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.
A space for young people, aged 13+, who are living with epilepsy, for them 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.
