Below there are various links to resources and websites that can provide helpful advice and strategies to support a pupil’s sensory needs.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have created a website which has lots of useful information. In the ‘Sensory Questionnaire‘ section there are online questionnaires you can work through to help you better understand a young person’s sensory needs. This then generates relevant strategies according to the identified profile. Joining in with Sensory Differences | NHS GGC
Third Space Movement Breaks This guidance has been written by occupational therapy and teaching professionals. It is intended as a
guide for professionals working in schools to support learners to be well regulated across the school
day.
National Autistic Society Sensory guidance for all audiences. Click here
Advice for Creating Sensory Spaces in School This booklet has been created to provide information on sensory processing and advice on the use of sensory spaces that should be used for general purposes.
Sensory strategy ideas Strategies to Try – YouTube video
Falkirk Council have created advice booklets to advice on sensory behaviour and supports. These are really helpful for parents/carers and professionals. Making Sense of Sensory Behaviour
Fife Occupational Therapy
A qualified occupational therapist can use their advanced training and evaluation skills to develop an effective sensory diet for the student, to implement throughout the course of the day. This aims to increase their ability to concentrate and engage in their learning and improve overall wellbeing and quality of life.
Contact information
- Parental Advice line – 01592 226699
- Professionals Enquiry Line – 01383 674055
- Online Resources
- Request for Assistance
