Ensuring non-verbal students feel supported and included in mainstream schools is a cornerstone of creating equitable education for all.

Having a good, solid understanding of what help is available to you, to your child and what support will be available in school, will ensure

The summer holidays are here, and it's the perfect time to engage in some fun activities with your children while also boosting their develo

Transition Day is a crucial time for teachers to establish a welcoming and engaging environment for their new students.

PICA, a condition where individuals eat non-food items, can present unique challenges in educational and caregiving settings.

Bringing nature and the outdoors into your classroom can be a great educational adventure for you and your students. Not only are the...

teachers are left with an extra 5-10 minutes before it’s time to transition. This is a perfect example of a natural time for a brain break o

As teachers, we see and care for our pupils up to 8 hours a day...but the other 16 are all down to you, parents! Whilst we can try to do...

It's Neurodiversity Celebration Week and when we think of neurodiversity, it should be just that - a celebration of all things diverse!...

"I hate maths". "It's too hard." "I just don't get it!" How many times have you heard that in your maths lessons? Comments such as these...

You will know as well as I do that if a child misses just one day of school, that is one day’s worth of education lost. If it’s more than...

Supporting students with Social, Emotional & Mental Health Needs (SEMH) needs can be a real challenge, especially in recent years with...

February is the month of love and Valentines Day! This loved-up day offers a great opportunity for awesome sensory activities that all...

Sensory play is important for small children. While teaching them to explore all of their five senses, it also encourages fine and gross...

In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the overlap between Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and...

Homework time can be a daunting experience for both children with ADHD and their parents. The constant struggle to maintain focus and...

If we try to picture the 'stereotypical' child with ADHD, we may think of the child who can't sit still, is very fidgety and impulsive....

The Christmas season is upon us and many parents and carers very kindly choose to buy a gift for their child's class teacher. Whilst...

In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the discourse surrounding ADHD has taken centre stage, demanding a reevaluation of...

Special school leaders are being forced to cram vulnerable pupils into converted therapy spaces and staffrooms as surging demand and...

Welcome to an exploration of TACPAC, a term that might be unfamiliar to some but holds immense significance in the realm of special...

Teaching is a noble profession that carries immense responsibility and the promise of shaping future generations. However, behind the...

Early engagement is incredibly important for developing communication and social skills. One approach that is widely used and recognised...

We're half-way through the summer holidays - goes quickly, doesn't it? I'm currently in the process of planning my lessons and...

Embarking on a new school year brings with it a sense of anticipation and eagerness for both educators and students alike. As teachers,...

Learning Disability Week is an important occasion that aims to raise awareness and promote understanding about learning disabilities in...

It is getting closer and closer to September and that means one thing for teachers...planning our classrooms for next year! Setting up a...

As a heatwave sweeps across the United Kingdom, it's essential for parents, carers, and teachers to be aware of the unique challenges...

Safeguarding children is the most important concern for all people who work with children and young people. With the rise of social...

Teaching assistants are an integral part of the education system, providing valuable support to teachers and students alike. They work...