Helping schools understand neurodiversity better.
Mind Sync is a platform of tools and resources for schools, grounded in psychology and evidence-based good practice.
It helps school staff feel more confident in supporting neurodiversity in the classroom.
Mind Sync is a platform of tools and resources for schools, grounded in psychology and evidence-based good practice.
It helps school staff feel more confident in supporting neurodiversity in the classroom.
Many pupils who are neurodivergent, whether diagnosed or not, can often struggle and feel overwhelmed, and some may not even understand why. Teachers are trying their best to respond to individual needs however class sizes and rising demand on teaching and learning can make this difficult. Recent data shows:
pupils in mainstream classrooms in England now has identified Special Educational Needs.
DfE, January 2025
of pupils with an EHCP are now taught in mainstream classrooms, up every year since 2016.
DfE, 2025
of teachers say they need more help to support their SEND learners in the classroom.
Teacher Tapp, June 2025
Autism is now the most common primary need in classrooms with an EHCP pupil, accounting for over a third of all education, health and care plans.
DfE, 2025
Teacher Tapp, 2024
Of primary and secondary teachers felt unprepared to teach SEND pupils after their initial teacher training.
68% of primary teachers, and 61% of secondary teachers.
Neurodiverse pupils get to be met where they are, rather than expected to explain themselves under pressure.
Staff, pupils and parents each contribute their view, so schools can see clearly where change is needed.
Pupils and teachers begin to understand each other better, with the classroom feeling less disrupted.
Supporting the school to build the environment and understanding where every voice is heard.
Watch how teachers log in, onboard, and complete their assessment.
Platform walkthrough
Assessment. Onboarding. Reports. In under two minutes.
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A short conversation about your school, and whether Mind Sync would be useful.
