The Richmond Fellowship are offering a free e-learning course for parents of children with ASD:

Positive Pathways Website

This helpful little info-graphic from the University of Leeds might be worth keeping in mind when you are writing those wellbeing plans…

Positives of Autism

A million thanks to Hazel Barnes (CCC) for sharing with us some of her resources to support children and young people through a range of challenges.  Her materials can be found on the Practical Resources page.

Here is a link to symbolised resources on the UNCRC articles from the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland:

https://www.cypcs.org.uk/rights/uncrcarticles/symbols

If you wish to contact the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland for copies of the resources, e-mail the following link:

administration@cypcs.org.uk

Below is a link to their home page if you would like to explore more:

https://www.cypcs.org.uk/

Thanks to Julie Oswald at Busby Primary School for circulating this:

https://www.cypcs.org.uk/ufiles/42-Articles-A4-cards.pdf

World Autism Awareness Week 2018 will be the 26 March – 2 April.

What will you be doing to promote this in your establishment?

Let us know what you are up to and we can post links to spread the word and inspire others!

http://www.autism.org.uk/get-involved/world-autism-awareness-week.aspx

I hope you find it helpful!