The 'why' behind EdUThrive.

The start of a new semester brings more than just new schedules — it brings new opportunities. This short guide explores four ways teachers can help students reflect, reset, refocus, and reignite their learning. Whether last term was a triumph or a challenge, this is your chance to reframe what’s possible.

I began my PhD not for prestige, but out of curiosity, a love of learning, and a personal journey shaped by both family and professional life. My research explores how serious games can support neurodiverse adolescents with worry, anxiety, and loneliness—a quiet tribute to my mum and a step towards more inclusive education.

Specific Learning Difficulties (SLDs), such as dyslexia and dyscalculia, can affect how a child learns and feels at school. As more people become aware of these challenges—thanks to public figures like Jamie Oliver—it’s important for teachers to understand what SLDs are and how to support students effectively. At EdUThrive, we’re here to promote inclusive education and give teachers practical tools to help every learner succeed.

In a busy school day, silence is easy to miss. But a simple pause—before speaking or reacting—can be a powerful teaching tool. It gives space for thinking, calm, and connection.

Discover how thoughtful morning starters can reduce anxiety, spark curiosity, and build connection in inclusive, neurodiverse classrooms.

I’m passionate about teaching life and social skills that help students, especially neurodiverse learners, live independently and confidently. These skills are essential and must be a priority in schools, even with a busy curriculum.

Every classroom is made up of different strengths and challenges. Teachers help by creating a safe and supportive space where all students can succeed. This blog shares simple ways to build classrooms where everyone feels included and valued.

Teachers are vital, and their wellbeing is essential. Inclusive classrooms bring rewards and challenges—self-care helps sustain both teachers and learners. EdUThrive Consultancy offers simple ideas to support your wellbeing.

Teacher Wellbeing If we want students to thrive and school communities to flourish, we must begin by supporting the people at the heart...

Outdoor Classroom Day is more than just a fun change of scene, it’s a powerful way to boost wellbeing, spark curiosity, and re-energise learning. From helping students with ADHD regulate energy, to giving teachers a fresh perspective, outdoor learning creates space for everyone to thrive.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects how students communicate, interact, and learn. This blog unpacks what autism can look like in a school setting, highlights early signs teachers might notice, and offers practical ways to create a more inclusive, supportive classroom for neurodiverse learners.

Find out more about Dr Suzanne Stewart, co-founder of EdUThrive Consultancy.

Between assessments, marking, and report writing, it’s easy for stress to build up. But with a few simple strategies like starting early, using tech wisely, and prioritising your wellbeing you can stay ahead and make the term more manageable. Read on for practical tips to help you and your students thrive during reporting season.

​Success in education isn't just about grades. It's about personal growth, resilience, and recognising individual achievements. By focusing on each student's unique journey, educators can foster environments where all learners thrive.

One teacher’s words can shape a student’s life. This blog explores the lasting impact of what we say—and how choosing kindness and encouragement can make all the difference.

Find out more about Tracey McAllister, co-founder of EdUThrive Consultancy.

ADHD can impact a student's learning, behaviour, and social skills. This blog explains ADHD and explores the challenges students may face.

Autism Spectrum Disorder Throughout my years of teaching neurodiverse students, I’ve gained invaluable insights and learned so much from...

"Boys will be boys until someone teaches them to be more." Boys' Brains vs Girls' Brains: What Sets Them Apart As educators, we play a...