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

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

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...

Neurodiversity is a term used to describe the variety of ways in which the brain functions. It includes differences in neurological...

Emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA) is a term used to describe children and young people who experience genuine challenges in...

19% of students in the UK are students who are learning English as and Additional Language (EAL). Given the recent influx of refugees...

Statistics from the Department for Education have reported a 9.9% increase in the number for Educational Healthcare Plans (EHCP's) issued...

Becoming vegan-inclusive in your everyday teaching and learning practice benefits the wider cohort as well as the vegan children....

We are all mostly familiar with Down's Syndrome, some of you may have a child with Down's Syndrome in your class. You will be conscious...

If you are working within the education or child-care sector, chances are you have cared for or taught a child with Autism Spectrum...