Educators ADHD Training Programme - Primary School

This two-part training programme is designed to empower individual educators with the knowledge, understanding, and tools to support primary school students with ADHD. Delivered online over two live 2-hour sessions, the programme builds a strong foundation and then deepens your capacity to become an ADHD Champion in your own classroom or setting.

PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE AVAILABLE FOR BOTH TRAINING DATES BELOW

Part 1: Essentials Training – Primary School

Tuesday 24 March 2026 at 3:15-5:15pm

Part 2: Champions Training – Primary School

Tuesday 14 April 2026 at 3:15–5:15pm

Zoom links for both your Essentials and Champions Training will be provided upon registration for this event.

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About the Training:

Primary Essentials and Primary Champions create a clear, progressive pathway for primary educators. Across these two connected sessions, Stephanie supports you in moving from a solid understanding of ADHD to confident, regulation-informed practice in your own classroom. Essentials builds your core knowledge of what ADHD is and how it shows up in primary settings. Champions then takes you further - deepening your insight, exploring strategies that make a real learning impact, and reflecting on how your approach can evolve. Together, these sessions help you move beyond coping to creating an environment where pupils with ADHD can truly thrive.

· Understand what ADHD is (and isn’t) in primary age children including the different presentations and why it’s a neurodevelopmental profile not a behaviour choice.

· Learn how executive function delays drive common classroom struggles like starting tasks, staying organised, remembering instructions and regulating emotions.

· Use practical, realistic adjustments that reduce overload and increase independence through routines, visuals, scaffolds and supportive feedback.

· Build regulation into daily practice with sensory and movement strategies and calm, predictable environments.

· Move into Champions level thinking - strengths-based approaches, confidence-building and system tweaks that stop pupils being punished for skills they’re still developing.

Meet the Trainer: Stephanie Batey — Social Entrepreneur | Neurodiversity Consultant | Author | Speaker

From teaching assistant to English teacher, to educational leader, to entrepreneur: Stephanie Batey has had a varied career supporting all manner of learners. She now delivers ADHD and neurodiversity training globally. She is also the founder of multiple ventures driving education and impact, including The Inclusive Teacher Co (@InclusiveTeacherCo), which offers practical and accessible neurodiversity-friendly resources for parents, educators and children. She is passionate about empowering educators to reach every learner with confidence so that learning