Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is thought to impact around 5% of children – that’s roughly 700,000 kids in the UK.

Children with this neurotype may struggle to pay attention, or experience differences in impulsivity and activity compared to other pupils in their class.

“Given the nature of these differences, life in school can be particularly challenging for those with ADHD,” Dr Julia Clements, an educational psychologist, previously told mental health charity Place2Be.

“Unsurprisingly, for many students with ADHD, school can be an overwhelming and stressful place.”

While support is available, it can really vary between schools.

Alexandra Loewe, specialist ADHD coach for children at The ADHD Centre, told HuffPost UK the different........

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