DATE: Thursday, 12th March 2026
TIME: 7pm - 8pm
VENUE: Online Via Zoom
Target Audience: Post Primary, SNA, Parents
This practical session explores how Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) presents in post-primary students and the impact it can have on learning, behaviour, and wellbeing. Teachers will gain a clear understanding of the challenges these students face, alongside evidence-based strategies to support focus, organisation, and emotional regulation in the classroom. The session will also highlight strengths and positive attributes of students with ADHD, offering practical approaches to help them thrive within the post-primary setting.
Presenter: Emily Sinclair
Emily has been teaching in the post- primary sector for 10 years. She was late-diagnosed with ADHD herself after completing several university qualifications. Following this has focused on understanding ADHD and exploring ways to manage it. She is a certified ADHD Coach. This
combination of both personal and professional experience means she has a unique insight into the challenges of a classroom, both as a teacher and someone who is neurodivergent. She is currently completing her PhD research on cyberbullying.
Course Start Date / Time | 12-03-2026 7:00 pm |
Course End Date / Time | 12-03-2026 8:00 pm |
Cut off date | 12-03-2026 7:15 pm |
Available place | 1000 |
Fee | Free |
Number Hours | 1 |
Speaker | Emily Sinclair |
Location | Online |