Released by the Department for Education, the SEND White Paper outlines significant changes to funding, accountability and SEND structures in England. But beyond the headlines and political messaging, what does this actually mean for schools?

Autism is back in the headlines — this time because of Donald Trump (of all people!). Recently, he made a speech at the White House and suggested that taking Tylenol (paracetamol) during pregnancy might be linked to autism. Let’s talk about what the science actually says about Tylenol and autism, why misinformation spreads so easily, and how this narrative hurts autistic people and their families.

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

Having a good, solid understanding of what help is available to you, to your child and what support will be available in school, will ensure

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Transition Day is a crucial time for teachers to establish a welcoming and engaging environment for their new students.

PICA, a condition where individuals eat non-food items, can present unique challenges in educational and caregiving settings.

Bringing nature and the outdoors into your classroom can be a great educational adventure for you and your students. Not only are the...