Teachers are highly likely to meet autistic learners in every school they work in.

Teaching Scotland Aug. 21 P22

All teachers, including those who are experienced, need support to adapt to the individual learning styles of autistic pupils, and to their sensory and communication needs.

Charlene Tait. Former Depute CEO Scottish Autism in an article for Children in Scotland

However, we also know that

‘In recent years, a number of factors have combined to push teacher workload to unsustainable levels.’

EIS


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How does it help support staff?

  • An online resource for school staff – a collection of the resources I have made, used, gathered and signposted

  • Will help staff support the autistic and neurodivergent learners in their care

  • I’ve done all the research – resource takes them directly to key, current, evidence-based documents and resources

  • Regularly updated

  • It’s a ‘one stop shop for teachers’ (Specialist Support Teacher)

All the information and resources I gather and signpost folk to are underpinned by the autistic voice as well as current best practice in Scotland as outlined by the GTC, Education Scotland (manage the Autism Toolbox) and the National Autism Implementation Team


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So how much does it cost?

Individual Annual Subscription

£35

School Annual Subscription (4 individual subscriptions)

£130

Individual subscriptions for all staff available at a reduced cost

Get in touch for a chat, to preview the resource or to sign up for a subscription

Testimonials

“I have known Anne for a number of years now and hold her work in the highest regard. The range of her experience in education and autism is broad and she has contributed significantly to many strategic developments in the field. Perhaps more importantly, her input in schools and with families most often leads to measurable improvement and greater success. What has impressed me in recent years is the connection she makes with front-line staff and parents where she confidently demonstrates that every situation and service can be improved. The key component here, is Anne’s clear understanding of and compassion for young people with autism. Anne knows what it takes to make a positive connection with schools, families and young people. Anne gets it and …she knows autism.”

“Really informative and eye opening. Clearly passionate about informing others and helping people learn about autism and where to go for more advice if needed. Really enjoyed and would and will attend anymore in my area”

Primary Teacher

“Had a brilliant full days training today with love autism, very informative, relatable and enjoyable.”

Secondary Teacher

“I have attended 2 courses delivered by Anne through Lanarkshire Carers. I have learned more about Autism from these courses than I have over the last 8 years.  Anne is such a lovely person and so passionate about passing on her knowledge.”

Parent