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LIVE WORKSHOP - Can Specialist Units in Mainstream Schools meet the needs of SEND Pupils?
5 Lessons
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Preparing Autistic & SEND Children for School
(4136) 4.8 average rating25 Lessons
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Autism & Anxiety
(23) 4.9 average rating25 Lessons
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Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
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Supporting Autistic Learners in the Secondary Classroom
(2) 5.0 average rating29 Lessons
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Supporting Autistic Learners in the Primary Classroom
(6) 4.8 average rating21 Lessons
Training, Resource and Support membership for people working with autistic and SEND learners in partnership with Reachout ASC
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP JUST £14.99 per month
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The Ability Bridge Membership
For Teachers, Parents and Carers
£14.99
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How do whole school memberships work? Contact us to chat about our whole school / MAT memberships, to purchase via PO / invoice or if you have any questions.
Membership Features
- Individual Membership
- Live Q & A Sessions
- Peer Community Group
- Certificates for All Courses
- Regular New Courses & Resources
- Unlimited Access to LIVE Workshops
- Back catalogue of conference talks & sessions for group CPD training
- Admin Portal to Track Staff CPD
Your Membership includes
As a member you'll also receive these bonuses
Regular Q&A Sessions
Direct access to Reachout ASC's years of experience through regular live Q&A sesssions
Certificates for ALL Courses
Automatically receive certificates for all completed courses within your membership.
Exclusive Community Access
Join a private support and advice group with your peers, facilitated by Reachout ASC
Access to Online Conferences
Go deeper with your peers at our online conferences with a range of speakers and specialists.
Back Catalogue of Conference Talks
Access a wide-range of talks from all our online conferences and livestreams - great for use in team meeting and internal training
Autism Training Champion Award
For Diamond Members, an opportunity to work towards our Autism Training Champion Award.
"Crammed full of really useful advice & resources to help us prepare for the next steps in these uncertain times"
Cath Pankhurst
"First Class"
W Phillips
"Fabulous"
Not only am I a LSA in a Secondary School but a mum to a son who is going to Sixth Form. I love the way you approached this from all angles, from parents teachers, support staff and most importantly our young people too.
S Powers
"Thought provoking"
Great resources, which will be really useful with all students. It also highlights perhaps some areas that we may have forgotten about whilst being in our own bubbles at home or even as some of us have been working, it is easy to forget how it has been for others.
F Lewis
"Invaluable"
Invaluable course if you want to learn more about autism. Anxiety is something that they may suffer from everyday and we need to know the signs to help them before they are on empty. I will revisit this course again as it is full of useful information, hints and tips.
C Henderson
"Very thought provoking and excellent videos"
I really enjoyed this course, it was very thought provoking and there were lots of practical strategies to take away. I really enjoyed the video on autism and joy - very funny, moving and inspiring. The trainer covered a lot of different scenarios as well.
C Doyle
"Thought provokingly brilliant "
Even if you think you have it all under control, you haven't! This course is so informative and covers absolutely everything you have to think about ensuring the best possible return to the school community for everyone.
M Ramsey
"Fantastic SEND knowledge"
This has, by far been the best bite size CPD I have done in a long time. Sharing knowledge and encouragement a good practice model - thank you!
Lynn's Story
I’m Lynn McCann and I’m the specialist teacher who loves to support anyone to understand their autistic, ADHD and PDA students
Reachout ASC is a team of specialist teachers with many year’s experience and expertise. We work with children of all ages, making school better for them.
- We understand what teachers are going through because we have all been there, in the classroom, and understand all the pressures and targets that are put upon you.
- We know you are not given enough training to support all the student’s needs in your class.
- We understand parents because we are parents of autistic children and children with other additional needs.
- We understand our students because some of us are autistic and some of us have ADHD.
- We understand what our students are going through because we make our first priority to listen to them, giving them the communication tools they need to be able to tell us what school and being autistic is like for them.
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Free eBook "7 Ways to Support Autistic Children"
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ceri
Excellent information and knowledge
Have learned alot about Down's syndrome, also known as trisomy 21, is a genetic disorder caused by the presence of all or part of a third copy of chromosome 21. It is usually associated with physical growth delays, mild to moderate intellectual disability, and characteristic facial features.Trisomy 21 means there’s an extra copy of chromosome 21 in every cell. This is the most common form of Down syndrome.
Vicki
What is Down's Syndrome
Very good and very informative
Maria
Good title
Gabriele
What is Down's Syndrome?
Kirsty
Specific and clear
Very informative and I found it easy to follow with the clear on screen information and Cecilies video
Julie
What is Down’s syndrome
Jill
Very interesting and really positive.
Emma
what id Downs Syndrome
Emily
Definitely worth your time.
Fascinating and informative. Highly recommended.
Matthew
Short and straight to the point
Simple format and very informative, very interesting.
Alison
Good introduction to Down's Syndrome
Thanks for this course
Denise
What is Down's Syndrome
This course pointed out that although Down' s is Syndrome is a genetical problem it is not the fault of the individual. They too can become very successful as any other person and also live independently as anyone else. It also tells us that they are also socially accepted and can lead their live s as anyone else. The course was well set out and informative.
dawn
Loved the course.
Really enjoyed every minute of the course... What an eye opener it was.
Frances
Excellent!
Very informative course and would recommend it! It clearly explained the content.
Jacqueline
Very informative
Very informative
Sara
Brilliant
Lesley
What is Down`s Syndrome
Lots of clear informative information and facts
hannah
Brilliant!
Swanny
Another Amazing Course
I found this very interesting and, for such a short, short course, very informative! I will definitely be logging on to learn more. S.M
Eileen
What is downs syndrome?
good oversight into Downs syndrome
Karen
What is Down's Syndrome?
I found this course full of useful information and it's told in a way that is simple and direct.
Paul
A useful introduction to Down's Syndrome
A thoroughly informative and interesting course. Well worth completing for an overview and developing knowledge and understanding of Down's Syndrome.
philippa
really helpful
The presenter is really knowledgeable, with a can do attitude regarding helping people with DS to achieve their potential. It provides a great overview. It would be interesting to have some more specific guidelines , but as we are dealing with individuals, I suppose you have to take each case as it comes.
Tig
Educator says....
Thought this an informative and interesting short course with a very engaging tutor! Really enjoyed the modules. Thank you.
Leanne
Very interesting
Enjoyed this course