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How teachers can support a child living with epilepsy

Over the last few weeks, schools across Scotland have returned to classrooms after their summer break. Teachers play an important role in a child’s development. That role is even more crucial when teaching a child who is living with epilepsy. As a teacher, you could be the first adult to see a child having a …

John’s incredible tractor run fundraising event

Our fundraising team were excited to attend the first live event in over 18 months! Our Fundraising and Volunteer Coordinator Linzi tells us more about John Ferguson’s Tractor Run that raised over £15,000 to support the work of our charity!!!!! I love my job in fundraising, especially getting out and about, meeting families and supporters, …

Introducing our #StudentSeptember campaign

We are excited to launch our #StudentSeptember campaign. Our goal this September is to increase awareness of epilepsy amongst students, and we want students with epilepsy to be more aware of the support available to them. Our University Ambassador, Orla, has written a blog explaining what we have lined up this month to help you …

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First aid for more complex seizures

Over the last few weeks, we have been providing information on how you can support someone who is having a seizure. Up until now, we have focussed on some of the most common types of seizures and relevant seizure first aid. We also want you to be confident in recognising and dealing with less straightforward …

COVID-19 vaccinations for children and young people

As the COVID-19 programme of vaccination continues for adults, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has advised that children and young people aged 12-15, who are at an increased risk of COVID-19, can now be offered the vaccine. This cohort includes children and young people aged 12-15 with: severe neuro-disabilities Down’s syndrome underlying …

First aid for focal seizures with impaired awareness

Seizure first aid is one of the most effective measures anyone can take to keep a person safe during and after a seizure. We want to make everyone aware of what to do, so they can help someone who is having a seizure and potentially save someone’s life. In this blog, we look at first …

Brian learns about Epilepsy

Brian learns about epilepsy audiobook

Farah and Ted visit the hospital

Farah and Ted visit the hospital audiobook

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