This poster serves as a reminder that not all disabilities are immediately visible. It is a thought-provoking visual aid, promoting awareness and understanding of neurodiversity. The poster features a number of children, each displaying various emotions and engaging in different activities. The message conveyed is that any of these children, with their distinct expressions and actions, might be neurodivergent. By showcasing the multitude of possibilities, the poster prompts viewers to challenge preconceived notions and embrace a more inclusive and compassionate perspective.

This comic book presents an alternative perspective on describing neurodivergence through language.

The poster sets out the EHCP sections as required by Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014 (SI 2014/1530).

This poster, accompanied by a well-known quote, serves as a gentle reminder to approach writing the educational sections (B, F, and I) of the EHCP with a composed and purposeful mindset.

This poster highlights effective strategies to advocate for children’s special educational needs.

Need a bit of a motivational lift for your EHCP journey? Here is a poster for you.

This poster incorporates the Kübler-Ross model, known as the stages of grief, to illustrate the range of emotional responses individuals may encounter while dealing with the challenges of writing, maintaining, and enforcing EHCPs.

In this short presentation, we will explore the interconnection among the educational sections (B, F, and I) in the EHCP (Education, Health, and Care Plan).

This is a short presentation outlining the anti-bullying regime, with a special focus on supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

In this presentation, our primary focus will be on section A of the EHCP (also known as “All About Me”).

This poster highlights how children can play a role in preventing bullying.

This poster visualises section A of the EHCP as a magazine cover, with the child as the central focus, highlighting their aspirations and individual journey.

This is an anti-bullying poster to promote a safe and respectful environment.

This presentation will explore the significance of advocacy in supporting a child with special needs.

This poster emphasises that the EHCP needs to be fit for its intended purpose.

This poster features the phrase “Advocacy is My Jam”. It celebrates the enthusiasm and dedication of those who are passionate about advocating for children’s special educational needs. Hang it in your space to serve as a reminder of the importance and joy of advocacy.

This poster provides a brief explanation of advocacy for a child with special educational needs (SEN).