Your child's recently been diagnosed autistic, you most likely waited years for the diagnosis fought for the diagnosis fought for your child's place at school, it doesn't stop there, now you have to keep fighting, and more often than not the people that are supposed to helping are the ones your be fighting, your be labelled a trouble maker or a problem parent, im proud to be a trouble maker or a problem parent if it means my son gets the help and support he needs.
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Why a new National School Reform Agreement should include bringing the Year 1 Phonics Check into NAPLAN (but not into My School).
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At 13, Chloé Hayden was diagnosed as autistic and was selectively mute for many years. Now she stars as Quinni in Netflix’s Heartbreak High and has changed the conversation around autism. ‘Chloé & the Happily Ever After’ airs from 6.30pm Sunday July 30 on ABC TV + ABC iview.
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🌶️🧠 Curious about stimming? 🤔
Heartbreak High actor Chloé Hayden explains.
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“So many schools get sidetracked with fluff that just doesn’t matter. But from the beginning we had a really narrow focus and within 12 months we saw our results shifting. Now our teachers wouldn’t teach any other way.” https://t.co/ACUSzVxXVF
Catholic Education Wilcannia-Forbes has an opportunity for a retired principal or teacher to make a real difference in the lives of local students. If you can spare 2-4 weeks and would like to get involved, please email [email protected]