Support for all children

Lots of children, including children with SEN, like and find our visual timetables in school very helpful. The visual timetable cards in the document below could help with creating a visual timetable at home during the school closure times to help keep a daily structure, as much as possible, to help with this change of routine.

• home-school-visual-timetable.docx

Advice for specific conditions

The following websites all have advice and resources relating to specific conditions and can be accessed by clicking on the links.

	National Autistic Society
	ADHD Foundation
	British Dyslexia Association
	NCSE National Council for Special Education
	Dyspraxia Foundation
	Speech Link - Speech and Languages Link
	The Communication Trust

Further Ideas/Resources

If you have a child that is reluctant to learn at home, the following websites contain ideas for learning using toys/resources found around the home.

	Childhood 101 - 25 Ways to Learn at Home with Lego: Great for Elementary/Primary Grades
	Science Sparks
	Teaching Ideas - Ways to use Lego in the classroom
	Teach with ICT
	Twinkl with Fortnite