Anoushka's education experience
Anoushka's blog shares how life has been at school and college, with epilepsy. Anoushka's top tips might also give you some pointers to help at school!
Will epilepsy affect my learning?
Back to Your educationHow epilepsy affected MY learning
Read from 3 people who have first had experience of how epilepsy can affect your learning and school life.
Lauren’s Story: Absence Seizures, Friendship and College Life
Lauren has absence seizures. In her blog she writes about living with epilepsy at school, how she made friends and told her teachers.
I am Jasmine
Meet Jasmine, one of the heroes of our #UnderstandMyEpilepsy Campaign. Jasmine is 18 and experiences prolonged tonic clonic seizures. ForJasmine, this has meant that her teachers and students at school don't understand her epilepsy and the challenges that she faces.
More information and tools to help you navigate school, college and university with epilepsy
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.
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.
University and further education
Explore guidance and resources for students with epilepsy transitioning to further education, from managing health to academic success.
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
The Channel
A space for young people, aged 13+, who are living with epilepsy, for them to share, learn and find support.