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Top 5 inclusive children’s books
Author Jacqui Webber-Gant
Date 20th Aug 2019
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Looking for some reading inspiration over the summer? Our latest blog looks at some influential books for children around diversity and inclusion. Many featuring protagonists with special educational ...
Your 6-point plan to support teacher wellbeing
Author Jacqui Webber-Gant
Date 15th Aug 2019
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We all know how closely pupil attainment is linked with the wellbeing of school staff - happy, motivated teachers make happy, motivated and more confident pupils. Yet, the publication of the second Te...
School transition tips for children with SEND
Author Corrine Wilson
Date 15th Jul 2019
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For many children, the transition from primary to secondary school is an exciting time but often, for many children with SEND, these feelings are also accompanied by anxiety about how their needs will...
New to the spectrum? A parent's guide
Author Jade Page
Date 18th Jun 2019
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If your child is on the autism spectrum, getting a better understanding of their needs through diagnosis can be a positive thing for the entire family. Children can be diagnosed as autistic when they’...
Autistic and proud: A mother’s story
Author Jeannette Cripps
Date 18th Jun 2019
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When you think of Autism, what comes into your mind first? Rainman, as portrayed by Dustin Hoffman, or a child flapping their hands around, struggling to communicate? Both have autism, both are indivi...
Is social media impacting your wellbeing and mental health?
Author Jacqui Webber-Gant
Date 23rd May 2019
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With social media now playing such a big part in our daily lives, are we sacrificing our mental health and wellbeing as well as our time? A whopping 81% of parents now report that their children s...