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ByJennieI believe there should be more acceptance and awareness of autism, especially nowadays. Our diverse society represents the importance of highlighting equal opportunities and promoting the voices of disabled people and their families. Can Having Autism Be Seen As A Positive? In short, yes. As a young person with autism, I have experienced misunderstandings and…
Free emotional wellbeing resources to support September
ByJennieWelcome to crispy leaf season! 🍂 With a new term ahead and a change in weather, there are bound to be mixed emotions. Whether your kid’s in a learning or care environment, whether you’re returning to being an educator yourself or whether you’re not quite sure how this autumn will look for your family –…
Safeguarding Notice
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Free emotional wellbeing resource to support the new term
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