Key Outcomes

Understand ADHD through a strengths lens

Discover the importance of movement for ADHD learners

Learn practical strategies to support ADHD learners

Explore movement-based storytelling techniques

Meet Our Speakers

Where the Wild Ones Learn

Jodie Poole and Rachel Lawence

Jodie Poole and Rachel, two educators passionate about creating emotionally attuned, nature‑connected spaces for children. Jodie is a nature‑based early years educator, curriculum designer, and founder of Where the Wild Ones Learn. Her work centres on helping practitioners build environments that nurture curiosity, movement, and connection, especially for children whose nervous systems need gentler rhythms and deeper understanding. Rachel is a creative early years practitioner and workshop facilitator whose practice celebrates inclusivity, emotional safety, and the power of play. She brings rich insight into how small changes in our language and environment can transform children’s experiences.

What to Expect

Join us for an engaging session where we delve into the world of ADHD in the Early Years. Discover the neurodevelopmental differences, strengths, and practical approaches to enhance learning and regulation for ADHD learners.