Autism

In a time when many communities are feeling the weight of division, the Cake Not Hate campaign has become a powerful reminder of what compassion looks like in action.

Parents often describe mornings filled with panic attacks, meltdowns, or physical symptoms like stomach aches and headaches. These are not excuses; they are genuine signs of distress.

November can be a tricky month. Midway through the term, routines can feel stale, and the end of year break still feels far off. It’s the perfect time to implement a new routine or add something new and exciting to refocus and build momentum.

In honour of Sensory Awareness Month this October, we’re exploring how multi-sensory learning tools can empower neurodivergent learners and create more inclusive educational experiences.

This day is all about recognising that communication is a human right, and that every person, regardless of how they speak, deserves to be understood, respected, and included.

People with learning disabilities and autism face significant health inequalities, including higher rates of avoidable deaths. Many of these tragedies stem from a lack of understanding and inadequate training among health and social care staff.

Autism, also known as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain.

For a child with SEN, not just any tutor is going to pass muster to teach your child.