The Enemy of Boredom Academy, a groundbreaking educational initiative for neurodivergent young people, has opened its doors, offering a fresh approach to education in subjects like music and coding. Located in Bristol, Bracknell, and Letchworth, the academy provides a supportive environment for students with challenges such as ADHD and autism, allowing them to pursue vocational qualifications in areas like video game design. The academys founder, Steve Godwin, aims to bring happiness back into education for these young people, with students like Iris, a dyslexic thirteen-year-old, finding their passion within the academy. The Cabot Learning Federation in Bristol is one of the school trusts utilizing the academys services, emphasizing the importance of an inclusive approach to cater to every pupils needs.
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