Tag: Autism

  • Speakers; Professor Barry Carpenter, Beverley Cockbill, and Alan Wood (from Evidence for Learning) This event will take place between 9:30am and 3:30pm on 11th January 2019. Venue : QEII Jubilee School, Kennet Road, London, W9 3LG Booking page and info: http://www.qe2cp.westminster.sch.uk/calendar/?calid=5&pid=186&viewid=45&event=833

  • At SEND magazine we are a small independent publishers working hard to provide you with an essential part of your teaching toolkit. To subscribe to the printed edition email nick@sendmagazine.co.uk INSIDE – Time to review your SEND report – Lorraine Petersen OBE – Girls with Autism – Professor Barry Carpenter CBE – Creative engagement for…

  • LEADING ON SEND ACROSS ALL SCHOOLS CONFERENCE2-3 APRIL 2019 | LONDON

  •  ‘Belonging’ deals with issues of Loneliness for people with Learning Disabilities.  https://booksbeyondwords.co.uk/bookshop/paperbacks/belonging

  • For updated information on the work of the Forum please go to – http://www.naht.org.uk/about-us/our-councils-committees-and-forums/autism-and-girls-forum/   Chair: Professor Barry Carpenter, CBE, OBE.

  • For more information: http://www.asepaconference.com.au/keynotes.php To register your place click the image below:

  • Girls and Autism Educational, Family and Personal Perspectives by Barry Carpenter, Francesca Happe and Jo Egerton. Click the thumbnail image below to download and view in full.  

  • Jo Egerton, Schools Research Consultant, and Bev Cockbill, Training Co-ordinator and Structured Teaching Practitioner in complex learning needs, Chadsgrove Teaching School, Bromsgrove, write about the use of mental wealth journals for pupils with additonal needs. Click thumbnail/image below to view full pdf.

  • At nasen live in Birmingham in July , Professor Barry Carpenter , Chair of the National Working Group on Autism in Girls, ( supported by the NAHT) relaunched the Call to Action, as part of his keynote address. This can be downloaded free below.   It has also been announced that a new book ‘ Understanding Autism in Girls…

  • The ‘Parents of Girls with Autism’ online community has now been approved and can be found here http://network.autism.org.uk/group/parents-girls-autism The community is aimed at parents, however it also welcomes women with autism and professionals with an interest in the subject. Please register through the weblink above to join.