Will epilepsy affect my learning?
Learn how epilepsy can impact learning and discover strategies, tools, and support which can help.
Young people discuss their experience of education, whilst living with epilepsy
Your education
School, college and uni can be tough enough without epilepsy to deal with, but you don't have to face it alone. Here, you’ll find everything you need to succeed, from finding out how your epilepsy may affect your learning, to understanding your rights at school.
What are you looking for?
Epilepsy and education
Your rights at school
As a young person with epilepsy, you have certain rights at school including: An Individual Healthcare Plan, reasonable adjustments and support with exams.
University and further education
Explore guidance and resources for students with epilepsy transitioning to further education, from managing health to academic success.
Can I get help with exams?
Find helpful tips and resources for students with epilepsy to manage stress, stay organised, and succeed during exam season.
Back to school checklist
Get prepared for the new school year with this checklist designed to help students with epilepsy manage their condition and thrive in school
Have you heard about our #UnderstandMyEpilepsy Campaign?
Led by the voices of young people with epilepsy we are calling for every school across the UK to understand their students’ epilepsy.
Olivia's top tips for school and uni
I have learnt as I have reached university that it is okay to request, or even demand, your rights in education. So here are some tips that will hopefully get you by during school and university.
Charlotte's journey from results day rejection to her dream career
Charlotte's epilepsy diagnosis at 18 compromised her A-levels, but through perseverance and accepting support, she went from rejection on results day to multiple degrees and her dream job.
The Channel
A space for young people, aged 13+, who are living with epilepsy, for them to share, learn and find support.