Resources

This epilepsy art lesson is a great tool to help students reflect how seizures feel through different art mediums.

This powerpoint presentation for schools allows teachers (or eager students) to open conversations and tackle stigma in and out of the classroom.

Our 'You Can Help' poster provides general advice on how to help a young person when they have a seizure, informed by young people's experience.

Download this Shout poster so that young people know they can receive mental health guidance via a 24/7 text service.

Download this 'Understanding epilepsy' assembly presentation with a easy-to-navigate script to bring epilepsy awareness to your school.

Print this checklist before a school trip or residential stay to make sure you are supported and included. You can look at this on your own, with a parent or carer, or with a teacher.

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.

Discover simple revision techniques for young people with epilepsy, from short study sessions to rest and support to help you learn with confidence.

The Assessment of Behaviour and Learning in Epilepsy (ABLE) helps young people, parents and teachers understand learning, behaviour and support needs at school.

Schools play a vital role in raising awareness of epilepsy. Understand the condition, support those living with it, and raise funds as a school community.