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Neurodiversity in Schools Events – For Teachers, Teaching Assistants and Parents

Neuroteachers offer simple, practical ideas for neuroinclusion.

Our range of neurodiversity in schools online events and workshops are available to book now on our resources and courses page. They offer the most up to date information on neurodiversity in schools.

Popular topics include

Understanding Anxiety in Your Neurodivergent Pupil

Disruptive and Challenging Behaviour in Neurodivergent Pupils

De escalating Challenging and Disruptive Behaviour in Neurodivergent Pupils

Catrina is a trained specialist lead Trainer with Positive regard


Here’s a link to Positive Regard’s website

Neurodiversity is a social construct which refers to the diversity of neurology in humanity.

 

Everyone is neurodiverse. We all have different minds and brains. Most people are neurotypical. Their minds and brains develop in a statistically typical way. Some of us are neurodivergent. Our brains and minds develop differently. We call this a difference not a deficit.

Neurodiversity training for teachers will help you to spot signs of neurodivergent conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyspraxia, dyslexia, dyscalculia, developmental delay and learn to support them in your classroom.


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The ASK project

In 2022 Neuroteachers launched the ASK project (autism and social communication knowledge project). This involves offering free autism and social communication training to early years providers in North Somerset. In 2025 alongside the NSPCWT the project was co-delivered with Catrina as the lead trainer for the Neuroinclusive Education Network (NEN) part of the National Autistic Society. Catrina alongside her team of autistic trainers and the NSPCWT co-deliver this free training which is paid for by a grant from Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire  National Health Service.(BNSSG NHS).

If you are an early years provider in North Somerset and would like to know more please contact

paula@neuroteacher.com

Neuroinclusive Education Network (NEN)


Free Training with The ASK PROJECT