
8 SEN-Friendly Christmas Events December 2025
Christmas is just around the corner, and there’s no better time to make memories with the whole family! However, for SEN children, the increased noise

Christmas is just around the corner, and there’s no better time to make memories with the whole family! However, for SEN children, the increased noise

Who: FRAMELESS – Marble Arch When: 18th February 2025 What: Interactive art experience How long: 2 hours Introduction FRAMELESS in London’s Marble Arch offers an

If a child has a neurodiversity such as autism, ADHD, dyspraxia or dyslexia, parents or teachers may have spotted some signs in the early years.

A child with good verbal skills can often demonstrate excellent understanding when social situations or expectations are explained to them but as soon as they’re

When the writer George Eliot said, ‘animals are such agreeable friends. They ask no questions; they pass no criticisms,’ she was onto something. Many of

October is ‘Sensory Processing Disorder Awareness Month’ – which is something of a mouthful if you don’t have your dentures in! Tongue-twisters aside, the aim

World Autism Awareness Day was set up by the United Nations in 2007. It takes place on April 2nd each year with the aim of

As many wise people have often said, ‘Fail to plan and plan to fail’…

Tutors often point out that boosting a student’s self-confidence is crucial…

Have you heard of dysgraphia? Even if you are aware that it’s the formal…

By Specialist SEN Tutor – Gillian Working with families with children with SEN has put extra demand on teachers to be all-encompassing, as well as