by Emma Pinnock | Oct 27, 2022 | disability, SEND, Uncategorized
Down syndrome in the classroom October is Down syndrome Awareness month, which is why we thought it would be important to understand down syndrome in the classroom. We want to highlight how pupils with down syndrome deserve the same opportunities as their peers. We... 
by Stefano De Rose | Oct 17, 2022 | disability, SEND, Uncategorized
In honour of it being world student day on the 15th of October, we wanted to focus on students anxiety of all age ranges. Students around the world experience many stresses which are sometimes not taken into consideration, and when neglected can lead to... 
by Stefano De Rose | Oct 3, 2022 | SEND
The return back to school can bring on a wave of emotions for children. For some, displaying emotion can be difficult, creating reluctant returners. While the return may bring excitement for some, this may also be a stressful time for others. The change of routine can... 
by Emma Pinnock | Sep 27, 2022 | SEND
Teachers’ well-being for September – one month completed We are deep in to September, which means lesson planners are planning and our organisation heads are on! While organisation and planning are essential, try not to put too much pressure on yourself. Focus... 
by Emma Pinnock | Jul 22, 2022 | disability, SEND, Uncategorized
Representation of neurodiverse and disabled people in the workplace is a major step in helping society understand all its members. For many young people with disabilities and their families, what the future will hold is a deep concern. This is especially true of... 
by Emma Pinnock | Feb 22, 2022 | SEND, Uncategorized
Disabilities are something which are still misunderstood by a lot of people. Encouragingly, however, there are people within the disabled community who are using their platforms to show how people can truly thrive with disabilities. One of which is Kris Foster,...