Yes.
And this is something we have a lot of experience with.
We have students with ADHD.
We have students who are dyslexic.
We have students who are autistic, across different parts of the spectrum.
Neurodivergent students at different levels and with different needs.
And alhamdulillah, many of these students often benefit significantly from this environment.
There are specific reasons for that.
They’re learning from home, in a space where they feel comfortable.
They’re not overwhelmed by a large physical classroom.
They’re not surrounded by constant noise or stimulation.
For many students with ADHD or autism, that reduction in overstimulation makes a real difference.
Classes are engaging, but controlled.
Students can participate at their own pace.
They don’t have to speak in front of a large room if that feels intense.
And because all lessons are recorded, they can go back and rewatch content as many times as they need.
For students with dyslexia or processing differences, that ability to revisit lessons is incredibly helpful.
On top of that, we have a dedicated SEND department.
A team that specialises in supporting students with additional needs.
So this isn’t something new to us.
We’ve worked with many students who have ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and other learning differences.
And in many cases, they’ve thrived in this setting because of the structure, personalisation, and supportive environment we provide.
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And this is something we have a lot of experience with.
We have students with ADHD.
We have students who are dyslexic.
We have students who are autistic, across different parts of the spectrum.
Neurodivergent students at different levels and with different needs.
And alhamdulillah, many of these students often benefit significantly from this environment.
There are specific reasons for that.
They’re learning from home, in a space where they feel comfortable.
They’re not overwhelmed by a large physical classroom.
They’re not surrounded by constant noise or stimulation.
For many students with ADHD or autism, that reduction in overstimulation makes a real difference.
Classes are engaging, but controlled.
Students can participate at their own pace.
They don’t have to speak in front of a large room if that feels intense.
And because all lessons are recorded, they can go back and rewatch content as many times as they need.
For students with dyslexia or processing differences, that ability to revisit lessons is incredibly helpful.
On top of that, we have a dedicated SEND department.
A team that specialises in supporting students with additional needs.
So this isn’t something new to us.
We’ve worked with many students who have ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and other learning differences.
And in many cases, they’ve thrived in this setting because of the structure, personalisation, and supportive environment we provide.
