Lewis Patch

When it comes to kids and their lives, it can often seem like they are going at a 100 kilometres an hour. From school to extra-curricular activities, to special interests, and hobbies, it can be at times overwhelming for children and parents alike, even if these activities are the things that young people enjoy. Many kids want to do it all, and when it comes to neurodivergent young people, life can feel a whole lot busier – whether this is due to their capacity, or their desire to engage in...

The transition between year 6 and year 7 is often one of the most significant changes experienced by young people. While transitions into prep and primary school are significant, moving into high school is a major step into independence. As such, this is a time where young people can face unfamiliar social, emotional, and developmental challenges with less structure and supports than they’ve ever had before. Developmentally, the move into teenage years – which often aligns with transitioning...