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  • Books Beyond Words: 80th Book Celebration
  • National FASD has released a major new report: The Cost of Inaction on FASD
  • Research Study on Dyscalculia
  • National FASD has today released a major new report, The Cost of Inaction on FASD
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  • SSAT Children’s Charter: A Pledge for Children

    May 9, 2023

    “On Wednesday 26th April 2023 school leaders across all phases and settings, along with partners and organisations joined the online launch of the SSAT Children’s Charter: A Pledge for Children.

    SSAT Chief Executive, Sue Williamson, welcomed Professor Barry Carpenter, and Matthew Carpenter, Principal of Baxter College who, together, shared the rationale and context behind the creation of the charter and what our children and young people need now: our response to a reshaped, redefined 21st century childhood.

    SSAT, with Professor Barry Carpenter and Matthew Carpenter, led a seminar in December 2022 ‘Thinking about Children’; where leaders from secondary, primary, special schools and universities, together with partner organisations met to consider the daily lived reality of children and young people now, post pandemic, in order to shape the detail within the Children’s Charter.  We are delighted to be able to share our charter and those six principles with you now.

    Individually, we all bring our unique experiences and expertise but together we are stronger.”

    A call to action

    1. Join us in making your pledge to all children and young people:

    By making your pledge to our Children’s Charter, you are recognising the needs of children and young people now, and making your commitment to the 6 principles that underpin the charter.  

    Sign up here

    1. Spread the word:

    Share the document Children’s Charter: A Pledge for Children widely with your colleagues and networks and invite them to join us with these calls to action. 

    Join us in spreading the word on social media using the hashtag #ChildrensCharter.  Don’t forget to tag us @ssat

    Download a copy here

    1. Share your voice to bring the Charter to life:

    We invite you to share how your school or organisation is seeking to make a difference to children and young people and the impact that your work is having. 

    We will bring your voices together to share best practice, recommendations and actions to policymakers. 

    Get in touch

    1. Keep up to date:

    Look out for further opportunities to be involved and upcoming events we will share through email or on our website.  Be part of the response and help build momentum – together we are stronger.

    Children’s Charter webpage

  • Whole School Approach to Mental Health – Free Webinar

    May 6, 2023

    FREE webinar bringing together experts from a range of settings to consider both classroom and whole school approaches on supporting pupils in the school to understand pupil mental health.

    Tuesday 9 May 2023 15:45 – Click here to book.

  • Are they in your school? The rise and impact of children born prematurely on the school SEND register

    April 27, 2023

    I find during SENCO training, and conversations with colleagues,  that there is still a lack of recognition of the significance of prematurity , as an underlying cause of the changing pattern of childhood disability in the 21st Century.


    For those wishing to either revisit, or update on this fact, attached is a position statement I wrote a few years ago, which, combined with the new Report posted on this website on Prematurely Born Children, from Dr Patricia Champion in New Zealand , will give and overview of the developments we have seen in the last quarter of a century .

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  • National FASD Welcomes New Trustees | National FASD

    March 9, 2023
    National FASD Welcomes Three New Trustees After National Search
  • New Report on Children born prematurely from Dr Patricia Champion (New Zealand).

    March 9, 2023

    This a beautifully crafted report, drawing together the current international discourse on children born prematurely. 

  • Bereavement – Pedagogy in practice (Webinar)

    February 2, 2023

    This webinar will bring together teachers from a range of settings to consider how they are supporting pupils in the school to understand bereavement.

    Date:
    07/02/2023 15:45 – 17:00

    Venue:
    Online

    CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT
  • New Book | Understanding and Supporting Refugee Children and Young People

    January 18, 2023

    A Practical Resource for Teachers, Parents and Carers of Those Exposed to the Trauma of War.

     – Dr Tina Rae

    “This book is the go-to resource for those parents and professionals seeking to support children through the trauma of war and conflict.”

    Direct link: https://www.routledge.com/Understanding-and-Supporting-Refugee-Children-and-Young-People-A-Practical/Rae/p/book/9781032405506

  • A free webinar for education professionals exploring the experience of neurodiverse professionals working in schools and colleges and how colleagues can be supported in the workplace.

    December 13, 2022

    In Conversation with Matt Carpenter and Gemma Alldritt,

    Tue, Feb 7, 2023 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM GMT

    Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/7689815427479625310

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  • News story on a Boy without a School.

    December 13, 2022

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hereford-worcester-6380951

  • New Approaches to Autism and ADHD

    November 30, 2022

    Check out the useful articles here, especially the one by Dr Freya Spencer- White.

    Education for Everybody Issue 64

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