Twilight Talk: Back to School After Brain Injury: Learning, Listening, Supporting

This three-part webinar series is designed to support educators in understanding and responding to the needs of pupils with acquired brain injury (ABI). Bringing together foundational knowledge, lived experience, and practical strategies, the series explores the impact of ABI on learning, wellbeing, and school life. It offers insights and guidance to help education professionals support pupils’ successful return to school and ongoing participation in the classroom. 

Session 1 - Understanding Acquired Brain Injury: A guide for educators 
16th June 2026
Speakers: Dr Emily Bennett and Dr Gemma Costello

This session introduces acquired brain injury (ABI), exploring its impact on learning, behaviour, and wellbeing in the classroom, and highlighting ways educators can support pupils returning to school.

Session 2 - Listening to Student Voices: Lived Experiences of School After ABI
23rd June 2026
Session led by Young Experts with Experience of Acquired Brain Injury (YEBEABI)  

In this session, young people with lived experience of ABI share their school journeys, offering honest reflections and practical advice for educators. Covering themes including fatigue, friendships, classroom support, and assessments, this session provides valuable insight into how schools can support pupils with ABI. 

Session 3 - Making It Work: Practical Strategies from Education Professionals 
30th June 2026
Speaker: Joanna Woodhouse

A practical session led by education professionals, offering strategies to support pupils with ABI in school, including classroom support, and meeting evolving needs.

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