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PoV: online tutoring

These students are not struggling to learn, they are struggling to access learning, argues Jacqueline Anderson. So, who are these students? They are children with...

Time sync

Circadian misalignment is a hidden barrier to neurodivergent attendance and emotional regulation, explains Zoe Aspinall. Every September, schools prepare to welcome pupils back with new...

Auditory Processing Disorder

What it is, how to recognise it and what to do about it. By Jordon Thompson. Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) is a condition in which...

Inspiring activities in a beautiful setting

Away from the classroom, the children are transported into a different time, on a different scale. Cathy Sturrock organises the school visits at Bekonscot...

‘Absolute disaster’: Support for kids with special needs to change under...

Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) will be reserved only for children with the most severe needs under radical new SEND reforms, ITV News understands. The government...

Thursday

A day in the diary of an AuADHD kid. Morning thoughts. I wake up already feeling like I'm losing. My chest's heavy and my thoughts...

Autism and ADHD referral halts ‘gobsmacking’

A mum with ADHD has described a decision to pause autism and ADHD diagnoses for some children and young people as "gobsmacking". Lancashire and South...

The critical window for diagnosing ADHD in girls

We must ensure that young girls are seen, screened, and supported, so they can start life with the understanding and tools they deserve, writes...

A child’s future could start with you

You could do a wonderful thing, writes Saskia Merry, if you can adopt a child with special educational needs. The number of children waiting for...

The garden that grew from “No”

There's a strange sort of grief that comes when you realise the system wasn't built for your child, writes Rebecca Harrison. Six years ago, my...

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