On Monday, our school marked ADHD Awareness Month with a special assembly that was planned and led by one of our pupils, with support from some of his peers.

The children confidently shared insights into what it can be like to live with ADHD, helping the rest of the school develop a greater understanding of how ADHD can affect everyday life. Their courage and leadership encouraged everyone to reflect on the importance of empathy, inclusion and celebrating the differences that make us unique.

We are incredibly proud of the children for leading such a thoughtful and informative assembly. It was a powerful reminder of our school values of kindness, respect and inclusion.