ADHD and Her
The High School Readiness Screener · OT-Designed

Is your ADHD child
ready for high school?

Find the strengths to build on, and the skills that need a little more support, in about 10 minutes, from your couch.

For parents and carers of kids in Years 4 to 8. Reuse it every term to track progress.

Reusable every term  ·  works on any device  ·  your answers never leave it
High School Readiness Screener on a laptop and phone
Built by an AHPRA-registered OT
12 skill areas, about 10 minutes
Year 4 to Year 8
No diagnosis needed

Six classrooms. Six teachers.
And that question at the back of your mind.

Will they cope when the structure of primary school disappears and no one is keeping them on track?
I know some things will be hard. I just don't know which ones, or where to start.
Everyone says "get them ready" and no one says ready for what, exactly.

A plan, not a report card.

No scores to worry over and no labels. The screener shows you what is already going strong, where effort pays off, and in what order. Starting from your child's strengths, always.

What you'll get

One clear picture.
One clear place to start.

The same skill areas Shelley maps with families in her 1:1 consultations.

A High School Readiness Snapshot across the 12 skill areas that carry the load of high school
Every area that needs attention explained in plain language, with one clear place to start
A guide to which professionals to reach out to if more support is needed
Reusable every term: take it again and see what has strengthened and what else might need support
The 12 skill areas
Getting Started Attention & Focus Holding It All in Their Head Planning the Week Time & Time Management Keeping Track of Their Things Sleep, Food & Movement Big Feelings & Bounce-Back Knowing Themself & Speaking Up Sensory Load Puberty, Hormones & the Cycle Running Their Own Day
How it works

Ten minutes tonight.
A clearer road to high school.

1
Answer honestly
48 quick questions about your child's everyday life. "Not yet" is a completely fine answer, and there are no wrong ones.
2
See the picture
Your snapshot shows what is already going strong and where deliberate attention pays off next.
3
Start where it counts
One clear starting point for each of your top areas, in an order that makes sense, and the chance to explore every other area too. Not everything at once, ever.

"These are the same skill areas I map with families in my 1:1 consultations, made affordable enough for every family to start with."

Shelley L'Green  ·  Occupational Therapist (AHPRA Registered)  ·  ADHD Woman  ·  Mum

Shelley L'Green
About Shelley

Built by the OT
who was that ADHD kid

Shelley L'Green is an AHPRA-registered occupational therapist who has worked alongside teachers in primary and high school classrooms, a mum, and someone who grew up with ADHD.

She built the screener so families can see the road to high school clearly, and start early, without waiting months for an appointment to do it.

And if your child is already in the early years of high school and finding a few areas hard, the screener works just as well there: it helps you see which areas to focus on, and a supportive place to start.

"I was that ADHD kid. I know what the jump to high school asks of them, and I know how much easier it is when the grown-ups can see it coming."

Everything included

One small price.
Yours to reuse every term.

The full 12-area Readiness Snapshot, scored as you go
Plain-language explanations and one clear starting point per area
Every skill area to explore, not just the top few
Retake it every term and watch what strengthens
Works on any device · Your answers never leave it

Less than the cost of the school canteen run.

$12 AUD
One-time payment · Instant access · Reusable every term
🛡️
30-day money-back guarantee. If it isn't right for your family, email us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no fuss.
Get the screener · $12 AUD

Quick questions

Is this a diagnosis or assessment?+
No. It's an educational tool for parents and carers: it maps skills, not conditions, and no diagnosis is needed to use it. Diagnosed, waitlisted, or just wondering about the jump to high school, it's built for you.
What if my child isn't ADHD, or we don't have a diagnosis?+
The screener maps skills every child needs for high school, so it works for any child. It's designed with ADHD brains in mind, which makes it especially clear-eyed about the skills that wobble under load, but nothing in it requires a diagnosis. Waitlisted, exploring, or just wondering: all completely fine places to start.
What ages is it for?+
Kids in Year 4 through Year 8: close enough to high school for the questions to make sense, with runway to do something about the answers. All genders welcome.
Can I use it more than once?+
Yes, that's the design. Retake it each term on the same device and it shows you what has strengthened since last time. One purchase, yours to reuse.
Is my child's information private?+
Completely. Your answers are processed on your own device and never sent to or stored by ADHD & Her.
How do I access it?+
Instant access after purchase: your access link appears on the confirmation page and lands in your inbox. Open it on any device, whenever suits.

Ten minutes today.
A clearer road to high school.

Start from their strengths, see where a little support helps, and walk into high school with a plan instead of a worry.

Get the screener · $12 AUD
One-time payment · Instant access · Reusable every term
After the screener

Want to go through your results together?

Once you can see where to focus, the natural next step for Australian families is a Parent Strategy Session with Shelley. We read your snapshot together and build a plan around your child and your family, at a pace that fits real life. Collaborative and educational, for parents and carers.

Learn about a Parent Strategy Session

For Australian families · telehealth, during school hours

Outside Australia? You can keep building with the OT-built tools and courses instead.

Readiness Screener · 10 minutes
Get it · $12
The High School Readiness Screener is an educational self-reflection tool for parents and carers. It is not a clinical assessment, diagnostic instrument or health service, and it is not a substitute for individualised advice from your child's GP, paediatrician or treating team.
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