Tag: transition
SEN117 : March/April 2022
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As we await the upcoming and, hopefully, comprehensive SEND review, it is reassuring to know that Members of...
Growing into adulthood with Spina Bifida or Hydrocephalus
Iona Campbell highlights the need for early preparation as people with Spina Bifida or Hydrocephalus come to the post-school stage of their lives.
With hormones and...
Residential school placements: creating a soft landing for new pupils
Professor Sandy Toogood discusses how transitions to and from residential schools can be made as easy as possible for children, parents and carers.
For some...
Barnardo’s workbook to help young children cope with the challenge of a...
With the start of a new school year just days away Barnardo’s has launched a workbook children can use to help them through the...
Supporting successful transitions from Primary to Secondary School for children with...
Transitioning to secondary school can be made less daunting for children, writes Jamie Goodall-Barber.
The move from a Primary to a Secondary School can be...
Making a move
George Fox and Lesley Copland look at supporting young people with autism in the transition to an adult placement or moving home after education
Transitioning to higher education
Caroline Butterwick provides a useful guide for young people with SEN and disabilities starting university
Unstructured times are the worst!
Karen Ferguson provides some simple ideas to help pupils with autism during break and transition times at school
Real world opportunities
Supported internships are having a positive impact on young adults with SEN, writes Pippa Bruckland
Being a “normal” teenager
Student Laura Wilmot tells Anika Backhouse how her visual impairment has helped her forge a strong sense of identity and purpose
Book Reviews
Neurodiversity and Education
The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...
