最佳Awesome Autism Parents播客 (2024)

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Awesomely Autistic 1:05:04

2d ago1:05:04

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Sometimes as a teacher one of your students will teach you more than you teach them. this was the case with the unforgettable James. I am honoured to have his mum as a guest in this episode where she gives valuable insights into her world as parent of autistic twins. She reminds us that it is ok to be different and to look for joy. We reflect on so…

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Autism: My Personal Experiences and Advice for Professionals with Joe Fautley 59:14

4d ago59:14

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We're excited to announce that in this week’s episode of the SENDcast, we welcome Joe Fautley to share his invaluable insights in “Autism: My Personal Experiences and Advice for Professionals.” In this open and honest discussion, Joe offers a unique perspective as a young adult growing up and living on the Autism Spectrum. He shares his personal jo…

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Managing Stress and Exhaustion 28:31

9d ago28:31

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Teaching and working in classrooms can be very exhausting and stressful. This episode gives a few reminders of how to best help yourself manage this.由Lottie Andrews

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Why Movement Matters with Chloe Plummer 47:34

11d ago47:34

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Many of us take everyday tasks for granted, like standing up from a chair. However, for individuals with physical disabilities and complex needs, this simple act can be a significant challenge that not everyone can accomplish independently…yet. This week, we delve into the crucial role of functional movement in the lives of children with physical d…

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How to Reduce Your Stress and Encourage Autonomy in Your Children, with Dr. Emily Edlynn 46:36

12d ago46:36

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As parents, our natural instinct is to shield our children from stress. Life's hard enough as adults, so we want to let kids be carefree. But is that strategy counterproductive and actually harmful to our children? Today, Dr. Emily Edlynn calls for a cultural shift towards balanced, autonomy-supportive parenting that prioritizes both child and pare…

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Wonderful Walking 31:48

16d ago31:48

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This episode is about the benefits of walking. Simplicity in its self, inclusive, inexpensive and brilliant for physical and mental health of students and staff.由Lottie Andrews

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Reconstructing the Students' Brain using The Person-Centred Approach to Learning with Dr Susie Nyman 1:35:46

18d ago1:35:46

1:35:46

All students benefit from personalised learning. By empowering them in a person-centred manner, they can engage openly with educators, making essential connections between subject content and their own experiences. This approach enhances their ability to remember and recall key information for future examinations. We're thrilled to welcome back Dr.…

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Regulation or states of arousal 48:18

23d ago48:18

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A discussion about how the state of arousal or what level of regulation a student has can massively impact their behaviour and learning. some tips on how to manage this.由Lottie Andrews

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Ask Don't Tell with Alison Knowles 57:57

25d ago57:57

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How often do you ask children what they think about something instead of simply telling them your opinion based on your own experiences? Often adults give answers based on their model of the world and views which aren’t necessarily right. In today’s podcast, Alison Knowles, Emotional Therapist, joins Dale to discuss ‘Ask don’t tell’. Alison tells u…

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Mr. Chazz on Realistic Self-Regulation for Parents 50:05

26d ago50:05

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Parental fear and reactive behavior often stem from concerns about safety or our own emotional overwhelm, making it challenging to respond thoughtfully to our child's emotions. Today, Mr. Chazz, a former Montessori teacher turned multi-faceted educator, shares his insights on recognizing and embracing emotions as a pathway to better emotional regul…

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SEND Briefing Preview: What will the new Government mean for SEND? with Jane Friswell 33:59

27d ago33:59

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Ahead of Jane’s FREE SEND Briefing on 24 September, she joins Dale for this special episode to give an insight into what she will be presenting in her session ‘What will the new Government mean for SEND?’. “I think what we’re going to see from this government is a real push down that early intervention route.” Jane Friswell Listen to hear Jane’s th…

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Managing challenging behaviour as a small woman 43:05

1M ago43:05

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This episode looks at how to manage challenging, often aggressive behaviour, if you are smaller and less strong than a student in crisis.由Lottie Andrews

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Positive Psychology (PP) Wellbeing & SEMH with Dr Rob Long 53:44

1M ago53:44

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Often, when children are labelled with a 'problem,' they are perceived as different or failing, which can create a cycle of negativity. This can lead to challenges such as anxiety, low self-esteem, and depression, as the brain tends to hold onto these negative perceptions. In the last 10-15 years, the field of positive psychology has emerged as a v…

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Setting your classroom as a great learning environment 37:40

1M ago37:40

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The first episode of Series 2, welcome back after the summer holiday! In this episode I talk about how to prepare your staff and room to make a great learning environment, laying the foundations for a great school year.由Lottie Andrews

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Identifying Language Needs in Primary Through Screening 48:16

1M ago48:16

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Schools invest in tools to identify and support students with Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN). But are these investments paying off? Many schools struggle with poor implementation, wasting valuable time and resources. We're excited to welcome back Angharad Welch, Speech and Language Therapist, to the SENDcast! Four years after her d…

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Everything No One Tells You About Parenting a Disabled Child with Kelley Coleman 1:02:21

1M ago1:02:21

1:02:21

Many of us struggle to advocate for children with disabilities and empower them to navigate their futures with confidence. So how can you prepare children with disabilities for fulfilling lives while emphasizing their choices and abilities? In this episode, Kelley Coleman shares her insights on how inclusive education, self-advocacy, agency, choice…

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Awesomely Autistic with Tigger Pritchard 1:14:54

2M ago1:14:54

1:14:54

Having had several chance encounters at the Autism Shows, we're delighted to finally have Tigger Pritchard as a guest on the podcast! ‘Awesomely Autistic’ is a profound and insightful exploration of Tigger's personal journey as a neuroaffirming advocate, consultant, and trainer. Tigger shares a heartfelt and deeply honest insight into his experienc…

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The Magic of ‘High Value’ Strategies for Pupils with SEND in the Classroom with Angela Scott 1:13:27

2M ago1:13:27

1:13:27

Schools often invest in professional development to make classrooms dyslexia, autism or speech language and communication ‘friendly’. However, this can overwhelm teachers with too much information, making them feel they can no longer effectively support all of their students’ different needs. Angela Scott joins Dale for this week’s podcast to discu…

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Identifying Dyslexia and Why it Matters with Dr Helen Ross 1:03:43

2M ago1:03:43

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In today’s podcast we delve into the profound mental health effects of dyslexia and the crucial need to address them. Dyslexia not only presents self-esteem challenges but also carries significant implications for individuals' overall well-being. However, there are numerous ways to mitigate the detrimental effects of dyslexia, especially when it is…

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Getting Your Voice Heard as a SENCO with Ginny Bootman 50:35

2M ago50:35

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The SENCO role is unique and crucial, as SENCOs champion the needs of students who require additional support. However, other priorities in schools often mean that SENCOs themselves don't receive the support they need to be effective. To better champion these students, the SENCO's voice needs to be heard. But how do you, as a SENCO, ensure your voi…

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My Journey With Behaviour with Catrina Lowri 1:20:45

2M ago1:20:45

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At present, challenging behaviour in school is off the scale and largely this is due to unmet needs. You can’t ‘punish or reward the neurodivergent’ out of children, so the traditional methods of classroom management and behaviour control won’t work. Joining Dale today is Catrina Lowri, who shares her personal journey with behaviour management span…

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Talking to a friend and Early Careers Teacher 49:17

3M ago49:17

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In this episode I chat to a friend who came as a volunteer, then became a Dinner Lady, then a Teaching Assistant and then went to university qualifying as a teacher. We chat about her first year as a teacher of the early years in a special needs school. With some helps and tips for both new teachers and managers. This is the last episode in Series …

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Living with Dyscalculia with Peter Cherry and Cat Eadle 1:02:40

3M ago1:02:40

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For many of us, everyday tasks such as entering our PIN numbers, not exceeding the speed limit, food shopping or telling the time we take for granted. However, for individuals living with dyscalculia, these seemingly simple numerical activities can pose significant, and often debilitating, challenges. Dyscalculia affects 6-10% of the population (ar…

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Inclusion of students with the highest level of support for learning 48:21

3M ago48:21

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This episode follows on from the previous episode and we discuss successful inclusion of the students with the highest need for support.由Lottie Andrews

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Effective Use of Visuals to Aid Communication with Kerry Thalia 1:07:52

3M ago1:07:52

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Children are not making as much progress communicating as they could be and are losing out on their ability to gain independence and autonomy. The failures in communication can lead to a lower expectation or achievement in academic and social areas. I'm excited to welcome Kerry Thalia to the podcast to discuss ‘Effective use of visuals to aid commu…

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Students with the highest level of support due to both medical needs and learning difficulties. 44:40

3M ago44:40

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A rare insight into this group of students from a former member of the school nursing team. It is an uplifting episode and her love and passion for her work really shine through!由Lottie Andrews

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Looking and Trusting Inside Rather Than Looking For Solutions Externally with Alison Knowles 1:08:43

3M ago1:08:43

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We have become victims to the “norm” and we doubt our self-worth based on external benchmarks such as houses, cars, grades, clothes. Parenting is around your child doing better than the next or behaving the way they do and not necessarily celebrating their uniqueness. Alison Knowles returns today to discuss ‘Looking and trusting inside rather than …

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The Little Mouse 23:16

3M ago23:16

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Looking at ways to deal with students bringing in precious things to school that may cause problems.由Lottie Andrews

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Zones of Regulation with Kim Griffin 50:54

3M ago50:54

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When it comes to zones of regulation, often they’re not fully understood or correctly used in schools with the assumption that they are good or bad. Kim Griffin joins Dale today to shed light on this misconception! Green = good Red = bad In today’s podcast ‘Zones of regulation’, Kim provides clarity and insights on this important topic as she: Expl…

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Do you need to talk to a manager? 27:52

4M ago27:52

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When problems arise in class that you are struggling to resolve how best to approach a manager - some dos and don'ts!由Lottie Andrews

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School Attendance with Suzy Rowland, Fintan O'Regan and Sarah-Jane Critchley 1:29:42

4M ago1:29:42

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Today we are celebrating the release of our 200th episode of the podcast! To mark this special occasion, we have invited some of our past guests back to record an episode focused on the important topic of ‘school attendance’. Suzy Rowland, Sarah-Jane Critchley and Fintan O’Regan join me, not only will you hear our familiar voices, but you'll also s…

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How to Flex Talk Therapy for Neurodivergent Kids & Teens, with Dr. Matt Zakreski 57:35

4M ago57:35

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Contrary to the medical model of prescribing antibiotics or stitching up a wound, mental health is not simply about "fixing" patients. Therapists can feel pressure from parents or school staff to improve a child’s emotional or behavioral functioning as quickly as possible, but mental health is both a science and an art. It also takes trust and time…

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Books Glorious Books 20:16

4M ago20:16

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How to make reading engaging, age-appropriate and fun for secondary age students with severe learning difficulties.由Lottie Andrews

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Person-Centred Approaches: Clarity or Confusion? with Angela Scott 1:12:27

4M ago1:12:27

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The Children’s Act 2014 and SEND Code of Practice (2015) placed great emphasis on the use of person-centred approaches. The concept was embraced but without necessarily being fully explored and accurately interpreted. There is a level of confusion in some schools and settings about how to effectively implement person-centred practices without fully…

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The Benefits of Warm Water Sessions 24:53

4M ago24:53

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If your school has a hydro therapy pool make it a priority to book it as a weekly session. This episode I chat with a young teacher about managing a warm water session and the huge benefits of these very inclusive, joyful sessions.由Lottie Andrews

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Morphology with Louise Selby 56:17

4M ago56:17

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Everyone knows about phonics/phonology as it’s high on the national agenda for intervention currently, but it doesn’t always work. A lot of SENCOs, especially in secondary, are feeling trapped by phonics and Ofsted feeling they don't have permission to try a new approach. Teachers are also frustrated that they are just being told to do the same thi…

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Setting Healthy Screen Boundaries, with Andrea Davis 52:52

4M ago52:52

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Parents, you've got all the tech time questions, and Better Screen Time's Andrea Davis has the answers. What's the latest info on how much time kids are spending on devices? When are kids ready for devices? Specifically for phones? When are they ready for social media? How do you set boundaries around technology? How do you bring up the potential f…

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Recording Recording Recording 30:24

4M ago30:24

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Recording is an important part of the teacher's job. Here I talk about how to make it workable and how new digital recording programmes designed for mainstream don't really fit special needs and can massively increase the teacher's workload.由Lottie Andrews

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Whole Life Mental Health Meanderings with Dr Helen Ross 1:26:38

4M ago1:26:38

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Dr. Helen Ross, dyslexia expert and consultant, joined Dale this week in what they had planned to be a discussion on dyslexia and mental health. However, their conversation took an unexpected turn, leading them on a meandering path through various topics and reflections on life. They therefore decided to call the episode ‘Whole life mental health m…

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Visiting a cafe. 19:15

5M ago19:15

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Visiting a cafe with a group of SEND students, is brilliant for real life skills, inclusive and enjoyable and can cover many cross curricular targets.由Lottie Andrews

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Working with Parents with Lynn How 1:03:43

5M ago1:03:43

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As you know, SENCOs play a crucial role in supporting students with special educational needs, and they often find themselves in the firing line when dealing with parental issues. Despite their kindness and empathy, SENCOs (and teachers in general) are not always equipped with specific training in this area, which poses a significant challenge. To …

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ADHD in the Classroom, with Melissa Jackson 49:53

5M ago49:53

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While working in the classroom as a teacher in both special education and general education settings, and in helping her own kids learn to read, Melissa Jackson started to notice that the teaching methods she had been taught in teacher prep courses didn't work equally with neurotypical and neurodivergent learners. So what did she do about it? Today…

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Taking learning outside of the class room. 16:04

5M ago16:04

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Planning to spend part of every day outside of the class room, how simple activities outside of the class room can give opportunities for learning, assessment and fun. Short periods of time can break up the day and refresh everyone.由Lottie Andrews

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Your Senses and Your Mental Health with Joanna Grace 1:01:33

5M ago1:01:33

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Did you know that there is a profound connection between our senses and mental health? Our senses can heighten the more stress we’re under, but they can also shut down as well. Smell alone can bring up strong feelings and emotions, for example, no one likes the smell of hospitals, but they love the smell of fresh bread. To explore this connection f…

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Students in conflict with each other 29:56

5M ago29:56

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Chatting with another teacher about how to manage students who like to fight with each other.由Lottie Andrews

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What is an OT? with Kim Griffin 47:37

5M ago47:37

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We’ve all heard of Occupational Therapists – but do we truly understand the breadth and depth of their role? Kim Griffin has been an OT for over 20 years and joins Dale for today’s podcast ‘What is an OT?’. Kim sheds light on the history of the profession, explains how the name was derived and how it can specialise in different areas; such as worki…

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ADHD is AWESOME, with Kim and Penn Holderness 50:36

5M ago50:36

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The hilarious and uber-talented Kim and Penn Holderness (YouTube) just released a new book, ADHD is Awesome, and they're on the show to tell us all about it! We explore: Reframing ADHD as a superpower Uncovering strategies like visual cues Using timers Setting boundaries Emotional aspects of ADHD Gender differences in expressing emotions Personaliz…

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Nat at Primary School 35:16

5M ago35:16

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Nat's mum talks about his primary school years. Nat has a diagnosis of Down syndrome and Autism and attended both a main stream primary school and a special school. Lots of valuable insights and lovely stories.由Lottie Andrews

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Parenting foster/adopted children with Alison Knowles 1:05:51

5M ago1:05:51

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Let's begin by acknowledging a fundamental truth: there are no bad children. Each child exhibits behaviours as a means of survival within their unique environment. In the case of foster or adopted children, many have endured profoundly traumatic pasts, resulting in complex behavioural issues. However, at their core, they are children who, like any …

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Nat's story 39:51

5M ago39:51

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Nat is a 27 year old young man with Down syndrome, in this episode I chat to his mum about his early years up to school. During this time he was also diagnosed with Autism. I feel it is a very uplifting and joyous story and makes interesting listening to anyone who works with SEND children or knows a SEND child. Personally and professionally I lear…

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