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The way I see it, DfE just handed campaigners a golden ticket.

Bring on the memes.

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‘Vexatious’ says, we’re not listening. We don’t believe you. You’re making it up to annoy us.

And isn’t this exactly what parents are complaining about? For years, no matter what they and their children said, the answer was ‘We’re not listening, because the problem is you’. 9/

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Image of wheel divided into segments with text: "RDS RDSfor for Neurodiversity Experiences sensory Unique Validates Goals Progress & the Defined Client by Trauma- Informed Consent- onsent- Based & Prioritizes Safety NEURO- AFFIRMING APPROACH TO SUPPORTING INTEROCEPTION Challenges compliance- based Self approaches Self-Awareness Nonjudgmental Cultivaties Cultivaties "Awareness a Promotes Positive Neurodivergent Identity Relationship Client/Provider Hierarchical Non- ©2024 rdsforneurodiversity.com"

Image of wheel divided into segments with text: "RDS RDSfor for Neurodiversity Experiences sensory Unique Validates Goals Progress & the Defined Client by Trauma- Informed Consent- onsent- Based & Prioritizes Safety NEURO- AFFIRMING APPROACH TO SUPPORTING INTEROCEPTION Challenges compliance- based Self approaches Self-Awareness Nonjudgmental Cultivaties Cultivaties "Awareness a Promotes Positive Neurodivergent Identity Relationship Client/Provider Hierarchical Non- ©2024 rdsforneurodiversity.com"

This is great from @rds_for_neurodiversity on Instagram

www.rdsforneurodiversity.com

1 year ago 61 14 2 1

@kattenbarge.bsky.social

May be biased but I think an article/piece about the seemingly “rise” of Autism would do so so well. My starter pack can help !

You can tie in tech because- we are all learning so much online. (Ie- embrace-autism.com)

Reach out if I can help further with anything!

1 year ago 5 3 3 0
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Can’t, not won’t: Rethinking school avoidance | BPS Educational Psychologist Meg Fairclough considers the research and what can be done.

Can’t, not won’t: Rethinking school avoidance.
Educational Psychologist Meg Fairclough considers the research and what can be done.
www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

1 year ago 48 18 6 7

Assessing a child with learning difficulties stuck in a mainstream school using the criteria used assess all other children is unfair. It focuses on what they can’t do instead of what they can, even if that’s not their intention. #SENDSky #SEND
49 weeks of weeks of waiting for an EHCP assessment!

1 year ago 2 1 0 0

#Oliverscampaign
I have met with the Neurodiversity Lead for Cambridgeshire Police to discuss the potential of introducing the Oliver McGowan Mandatory training into their Constabulary @CambsCops @CollegeofPolice
@AmandaPritchard @wesstreeting @SKinnock @Duncan_CNO @NavinaEvans

1 year ago 24 4 2 0

Unfortunately, observing what's improving in SEND doesn't have much viral appeal. Meanwhile, I witnessed Jimmy Carr tell packed Cliffs Theatre "noone was autistic" when he was at school, and that we are medicalising kids who are just geeks.

There's a long way to go.

1 year ago 1 0 0 0
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To be clear, that's not just my child's school but a pilot project in schools across Essex. The 3rd sector shouldn't be in the position of trying to sort out cultural attitudes and treatment of SEND across education, but from what I've seen so far I do believe their contribution will be helpful.

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Their publication "supporting your neurodiverse child" has really helped us and other families we know. The other facilities from the organisation coming into my youngest school to garner parent views and supoort the school to address concerns. They also provide bespoke school training (dfe funded)

1 year ago 0 0 1 0

Well exactly, proof is in the pudding. Even of an assessment is completed, the implementation of its findings is another matter altogether. We have been personally positively impacted by 2 actions taken by Essex Family Forum who work with (but not for) the council....

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Apparently 20 new ed psychs - friend says a dramatic change won't be seen in the data just yet, but people applying now will see a significantly shorter wait time. No personal experience from me, both my girls are on One Plans... only time will tell if that's enough

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Essex SEND improvements | Essex County Council Find out how we’re addressing the wait times for Education, Health and Care Needs Assessments.

Ah, interesting thing on this... friend on Facebook who works for ECC responded to me posting this article. I asked her for a link summarising the improvements. At least there has been a response... hope the effort is sustained! www.essex.gov.uk/news/2024/es...

1 year ago 2 0 1 0

Rachel is an absolute star... full of vision!

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Schools | Training Courses We offer fully regulated qualifications across a range of first aid courses. We are based in the West Midlands. Highly qualified instructors. 01902475279.

Please find attached information and the PDF course overview, regarding the OFQUAL Youth Mental Health Qualification running from January 2025.

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New 'forest school' opens in south Essex to make 'learning accessible for all' Rachel King, 48, has 25 years experience as a teacher but quit he role so she could focus on creating the new Raw Learning school based off Brays…

This is a good news story...

www.echo-news.co.uk/news/2461881...

1 year ago 3 0 1 0

Don't we all! I have been trying to piece together the ideology they are using as their jumping off point... not always easy to untangle from what I take to be astute moves to nudge the narrative (eg on attendance) but I have seen some good indicators which give me hope.

1 year ago 1 0 0 0

Sorted. Feel free to give it a sher ;) bsky.app/starter-pack...

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Wowser. I would have pegged Kent for that!

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Essex County Council is the worst in England for Send assessments - BBC News Essex is the worst place in England for assessing children with special needs with just 1% complete in 20 weeks.

Not just terrible. The worst. 😡

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

1 year ago 1 1 2 0
Text that reads "Oh my god. Everyone has ADHD/autism now. How did we let so many people down?" The "everyone has ADHD/Autism now" part is struck out.

Text that reads "Oh my god. Everyone has ADHD/autism now. How did we let so many people down?" The "everyone has ADHD/Autism now" part is struck out.

Ellie Middleton posted this on LinkedIn, and it's so true. Generations of people live without knowing or understanding their differences, and many are still slipping through the net.

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You really do need to be thicker than porkshit to actually believe anything the Daily Mail says, let alone buy the bloody thing

1 year ago 17 3 1 0

Hi Ashleigh, this is something I think my year 10 daughter would enjoy and benefit from. I expect her school to agree it would be very beneficial. I am wondering whether parents can purchase a place in the course for individuals if a school is not in the position to do so?

1 year ago 1 0 0 0

The new framework for the distance OFQUAL Level 2 Youth Mental Health Qualification has been released.

Available to Year 9 onwards from January.

Own pace during form, PSHE or after school clubs ✅

No instructor fee ✅

Free video support ✅

All resources supplied ✅

Qualification for each student ✅

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Primary school pupil suspensions in England double in a decade Mum Jo says Jacob is very caring but sensory issues led to him being excluded for disruptive behaviour.

In case anyone still doubts it, we're moving closer and closer towards a two-tier education system and it appears to be starting younger. Great for those who fit in, but for increasing numbers, if you don't, you're out. tinyurl.com/2pm2vb39

1 year ago 5 3 0 0
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I've been saying this for years: teachers are unprepared to meet SEND needs. Only 1 in 10 primary teachers say they are well prepared to meet the SEMH needs of pupils. Support teachers. Train them. Help pupils. @teachertapp.bsky.social @tesmagazine.bsky.social tinyurl.com/39wjyfz9

1 year ago 5 3 1 0

Very grateful for the chance to discuss the unintended consequences of school-based interventions on autistic children with @lucyfoulkes.bsky.social and colleagues yesterday. Thank you for inviting me.

I talk more about the study used to frame this discussion here: youtu.be/vzv_WzdIXuA

1 year ago 13 3 1 1
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Absolutely this though ♥️

Should be on every single educationally setting wall in the largest print possible!

#Edpsychs #Edusky#Inclusion #PositiveChildhoodExperiences

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