Free family fun day at CALL Scotland, Saturday 16th April 11am – 4pm run by specialist staff (CALL, FAACT, KEYCOMM,SCTCI, TASSCC and others) and funded by Augmentative Communication in Practice: Scotland.
This is a chance for families of children with additional support needs to try out and learn about software, hardware, and specialised communication technologies.
Click here for more information and booking form
Join us for Coffee and Chat on Thursday 4th February from
10am -11.30am.
One of our parents,Tracey Campbell will have an informal chat about a parents perspective on AAC including PODD. We hope you can make it along for this informative session.
Our ISS@IMS pupils, who are based at Corrie House, visited the gym at Barrhead Foundry, as part of their SQA National 3 Wellbeing Award.
Pupils were given an induction on how to use all of the equipment, and then spent an hour on the equipment of their choice.
All of the pupils thoroughly enjoyed the visit and hope to now visit on a regular basis, with the school, and in their own time.
We would like to thank, gym staff, Hugh Coyle and Kenny McDonell for their input, which ensured all pupils got so much out of the visit.
Coffee and Chat will take place on Thursday 4th February from 10am -11.30am.
One of our parents,Tracey Campbell will have an informal chat about a parents perspective on AAC including PODD. We hope you can make it along for this informative session.
Edinburgh Airport first in Scotland to develop support toolkit
for passengers with additional needs.
In the first project of its kind in Scotland, Edinburgh Airport has launched a support package to help passengers with autism
and other additional support needs travel through the airport.
Working closely with Scottish Autism, the airport’s
corporate charity partner for 2014, and disability equality
group Wideaware, Edinburgh Airport has developed the
‘Travelling with Additional Needs’ toolkit as part of a wider
support packageto help passengers and their families better cope with the what can be a daunting task of navigating their way through a busy airport.
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