Predictable structure
Visual schedules and clear steps in every lesson, so students know what’s next.

Predictable lessons, visual supports, flexible ways to respond and movement that respects sensory needs, for autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent students.
Explore relevant tasks, example goals and the tools that support them.
Visual schedules, first-then boards and clear steps.
Start tasks independently using a visual schedule.
Every lesson has a visual step-by-step view.
Visual schedules and clear steps in every lesson, so students know what’s next.
Supports built with autistic and ADHD learners in mind, not added as an afterthought.
Quieter, slower and seated Activ8 options for students who need them.
Explore lesson building, movement activities and learning supports for your role.
Visual structure and flexible responses in every lesson.
Sensory-friendly movement games.
Supports designed with neurodivergent learners in mind.
Leo sees a five-step visual plan for the lesson before it starts.
A student who is minimally verbal shows understanding by tapping and drawing.
A slow, seated stretch game replaces a loud group game for students who need it.
Yes. Students can respond by tapping, drawing or typing, and lessons work alongside AAC devices.
A 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your classrooms, learners and schedule.