Category Archives: Autism Specific Posts

Are exam access arrangements enough or are we setting some kids up to fail?
One of the access arrangements you can apply for during exams is extra time which can be very much needed ...
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Tribe DIY at home experience
I was so impressed with this online experience. Obviously the theatre company has a lot of experience in providing shows ...
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Unfortunate changes to my blog
I don't normally give in to bullies or teach my children to, but I have been made aware of this ...
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Keeping autistic children safe in a health crisis
The health advice is to wash hands frequently and not touch your face. "But my child licks hand rails" I ...
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An up to date guide to travelling from England’s main airports with autistic passengers!
Those of us who have flown with autistic children know how much it helps if the airport has measures in ...
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The prisoner like locking up of autistic people and PDAers needs to stop!
The statistics are shocking. Sky news have revealed that at least 40 people with a profound learning disability or autism ...
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Manchester University are replacing clapping. Why I was shot down on social media.
This week Manchester University announced that they will be introducing a different way of clapping. Instead of applause at the ...
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A review of the book, Talking Autism parenting your unique child by Victoria Hatton
When Victoria Hatton asked for people to review her book, Talking Autism, I jumped at the chance. I respect Victoria ...
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Keeping autistic teenagers safe online
Whilst there is a danger with all teens, autistic teens seem to be particularly at risk. Some struggle greatly making ...
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Helping autistic children cope with school at the end of the academic year
Its nearly the end of term and things are winding down for Summer. Work is getting less and fun is ...
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On the other side of the door.
I listened, from the other side of the door. Leave him they said, he will be fine. We will deal ...
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10 top tips for safeguarding autistic children on days out
On trips out there is always the possibility of a child wandering off or becoming lost. When you have autistic ...
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