Key Takeaways: Children with SEND can face a higher risk of bullying, often linked to how they communicate or stand out from peers. Bullying is not always obvious, while changes
Key Takeaways: You are your child’s best advocate and your voice matters at every IEP meeting. Preparing in advance can help you feel more confident and calm. A strong IEP
Key Takeaways: Returning to school after the holidays can be just as challenging for SEN children as starting a new school year Rebuilding routines gradually helps SEN children feel safe,
Key Takeaways: Keep goals small, flexible, and pressure-free, without strict outcomes or deadlines. Let the child lead, with goals that reflect their interests and neurotype – and let them get
Key Takeaways: The sensory challenge of Christmas can be overwhelming for children with SEN due to increased noise, lights, smells, textures, and changes in routine. Sensory overload at Christmas often
Key Takeaways: Dyslexia is a neurological difference, not a sight issue or a measure of intelligence, and it affects how the brain processes language. Persistent myths about dyslexia can delay