Adrenaline dumps happen when your body suddenly floods with adrenaline. This is the hormone that fuels fight or flight. It’s the nervous systems way of helping one “survive” when there is real stress or danger. With POTS, the nervous system misfires. Adrenaline can surge from

In too many schools, "support" has become a quiet permission to step away from learning. Side rooms. Exit cards. Safe spaces. Extra adults. Somewhere along the way, we stopped asking the obvious question: why are we removing children from the very place where they’re meant to

💡 "The vocabulary is more rare, the sentence structures more complex, the patterns of imagery more elaborately constructed." 'Why teaching academic vocabulary matters' alexquigley.co.uk/why-teaching-a…

Today we are sharing the ITV News Central news interview with Emily as she talks about her experience of living with #PoTS. We hope to share as many regions as possible to keep raising awareness 📽️💜 Thank you MANOJ SIVAN for your insight. #MedTwitter Long Covid Support Long Covid Kids / [email protected]

Dysautonomia is sometimes minimized, as if it's just lightheadedness and fainting, but the autonomic nervous system regulates almost everything. When it isn't working properly, people can develop a very long list of symptoms and organ complications. #DysautonomiaAwarenessMonth

Do you know if you have symptomatic hypermobility you are more likely to have POTS (Postural Tachycardia Syndrome) It's Dysautonomia awareness month and POTS is one of the common diagnoses our members have particularly after infections or illness too. This was evident in the

Everyone agrees - a love of reading is a good thing. Reading plenty of fiction and non-fiction is a great foundation for learning. But what’s the best way to evidence this? Being a good reader doesn’t equal a love of reading. A love of reading is epistemic curiosity in

#LivingWithPoTS This will resonate with many of you. It is so important to remember it's the little things that count💜 #PoTSAwarenessMonth #PoTS

An intriguing collection of essays on the idea of ‘knowledge rich’ curricula, teaching & learning. Essays include Naomi Pilling’s brilliant argument for ‘knowledge rich’ art curricula & Ben Newmark on ‘knowledge rich’ for children who can struggle most. civitas.org.uk/content/files/…

Reading education blogs changed my practice, so I always want to try take the opportunity to share the love. Here are a few free blogs I've read recently that I thought were super, please share if you can! I work at a school that doesn't have merit points or rewards or

New blog post…Inclusion cannot mean tolerating behaviour that harms the education, safety, or dignity of others. open.substack.com/pub/lynseywhit…

🌟 New blogpost: 8 Tips for SENDCOs to Drive Teaching and Learning for Pupils with SEND Comments and reposts appreciated sendmatters.co.uk/2026/04/12/8-t…