Approximately 1.4 million children in the United Kingdom have additional Speech, Language, and Communication Needs (SLCN). These children won’t simply grow out of it. They will need help to catch up. What that means in real terms is that two out of every three children in the UK
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Positivity
I'm not sure about you, but I love to start my day with a positive affirmation. If you haven't tried it yet, you should, but they don't work by just saying them once...
If you've got a favourite, let me know what it is in the comments 👇🏼
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Facing a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) for the first time can be terrifying. It shouldn't be, but it often is.
Try to remember that you know your child best. School staff don't have crystal balls. If they can't 'see' something happening in school, it doesn't mean
How long is long enough?
When is tech a bad thing for your child?
What's considered OK, and what's not?
We all do it (or most of us anyway). When you just need a bit of time. You need to focus. You want some peace and quiet. It's easy, isn't it, giving your little one an iPad, t
Today is National Tell a Story Day.
When we share a story with autistic children it needs to be presented in a different way from a traditional book. This will help them to engage and understand.
At Firefly Education, we're developing a series of social stories.
The first one
Facing a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) for the first time can be terrifying. It shouldn't be, but it often is.
Try to remember that you know your child best. School staff don't have crystal balls. If they can't 'see' something happening in school, it doesn't mean
Can you SEE autism?
I've lost count of the times I've heard people say, "You don't LOOK Autistic".
It got me thinking. Is Autism something you can see? 👀
Let me know in the comments 👇🏽
Today is Volunteer Recognition Day
The easiest way to help organisations is to volunteer to be a volunteer!
Don't have the time? I hear you.
There's still something you CAN do.
Add the volunteer's name, photo or a meme in the comments to let them know you care!
Just in case...you missed it.
As an SEN teacher, parent and consultant I can help you navigate the process. I can provide you with strategies and techniques. I can give you access to sympathetic and understanding professionals who will take the time to listen. I can do so much m
What is Early Intervention?
You've probably heard the term, but you might not be 💯 sure what it means.
It's a term that describes the help available to babies and young children who present with developmental delays and disabilities.
Early Intervention covers a range of servi
Positive Vibes = Positive Actions
I'm a firm believer in Positivity.
There's nothing like starting the day with a positive affirmation. Here's one of my favourites...
Let me know in the comments what's yours
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Today is World Autism Day.
I know how difficult life can be living with a neurodivergent child.
I know because I do.
As an SEN teacher, parent and consultant I can help you navigate the process. I can provide you with strategies and techniques. I can give you access to sympath
World Autism Awareness month starts TODAY.
That means YOU can start to make a difference TODAY.
Neurodivergent individuals see the world in a different way. They're not broken, they don't need curing. Yes, they will have challenges trying to navigate a neurotypical world, but Y