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Sleep Workshops for Schools

Sleep Education for Students, Staff and Parents

Sleep plays a crucial role in learning, emotional wellbeing, behaviour, attendance and academic performance.

Yet many children, teenagers and families struggle with sleep without understanding why.

At The Sleep Fixer, I provide engaging, evidence-based sleep workshops for schools, colleges and educational settings that help students, parents and staff understand the science of sleep and develop healthier sleep habits.

Why Is Sleep Important for Learning?

What School Sleep Workshops Cover

Parent Workshops

Topics include:

  • Understanding children's sleep

  • Bedtime challenges

  • Early waking

  • Anxiety and sleep

  • Neurodiversity and sleep

  • Building healthy family sleep habits

Sleep is essential for:

  • Memory and learning

  • Concentration and attention

  • Emotional regulation

  • Behaviour

  • Mental wellbeing

  • Academic performance

Children and young people who sleep well are better equipped to learn, manage emotions and engage positively in education.

Student Workshops

Topics include:

  • Why sleep matters

  • Sleep and learning

  • Sleep and mental wellbeing

  • Exam stress and sleep

  • Teenage body clocks

  • Healthy sleep habits

Neurodiversity and Sleep

Kerry has extensive experience supporting neurodivergent children and young people.

Workshops explore the relationship between sleep, ADHD, autism, sensory needs, emotional regulation and learning.

Staff Wellbeing Sessions

Topics include:

  • Staff wellbeing

  • Sleep and resilience

  • Managing stress

  • Preventing burnout

  • Improving personal sleep health

Who Can Book a School Sleep Workshop?

The Sleep Fixer works with:

  • Primary schools

  • Secondary schools

  • Colleges

  • Sixth forms

  • Alternative provisions

  • SEND settings

  • Multi-academy trusts

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Enquire About a Workshop

Get in touch to discuss a workshop for your students, parents or staff team.

Frequently asked questions

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