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Neurodivergence in Education: The importance of inclusion in an educational setting

Teachers already face the huge task of educating, developing, and enhancing children's skills and education in schools. However, as all children's needs should be met, educators need to understand how each of their pupils learn. This is to then create a well-balanced setting for all. As stated by Verywell Mind, 'Neurodivergence is the term for…

Byccarter28 September 20220Comments

Professor David Daley; Neurodivergence and behaviour change

Professor David Daley explores the topic of neurodivergence, and behaviour change in our TTS Talking webinar. Professor David Daley is a developmental psychologist and expert in ADHD and autism. As of July 2022 he is also Head of Applied Psychological Practice at Nottingham Trent University, UK. He first received his B.A. in Applied Psychology with Sociology from the National…

Byccarter15 September 20220Comments

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Beccie Hawes; Head of CADMUS Inclusive hosts our next webinar

Beccie has worked in all aspects of Special Educational Needs and neurodivergence including mainstream, additionally resourced provision and specialist settings. She has extensive experience as a SENCo, Inclusion Manager and Lead Local Authority SEND Advisory Teacher. She also has set up and led two inclusion advisory services. Beccie is currently proud to be the Head…

Byccarter14 September 20220Comments

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Annamarie Hassall: High quality education for all children

Annamarie Hassall is presently the Chief Executive of Nasen – the national association for special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). This leading membership charity firstly exists to champion, connect and support those working in the education community. It supports from the early years to schools, post-16, specialist schools and wider settings. Nasen assists all children and…

Byccarter13 September 20220Comments

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Andrew Whitehouse: Raising awareness of neurological diversity

TEDx Speaker and Bamford Lecturer Andrew Whitehouse is a specialist in neurological diversity. He provides interventions for professionals, parents and young people with Autism, ADHD and related conditions as well as behavioural interventions. Andrew has a number of roles. This includes the provision of training, strategies and interventions for education professionals in early years settings, schools,…

Byccarter8 September 20220Comments

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Free downloadable Mental Health and Wellbeing Pack

Free Guide to Mental Health and Wellbeing TTS is delighted to partner with Sheffield Occupational Health Advisory Service (SOHAS) to bring this free mental health and wellbeing pack. Our co-created mental health and wellbeing pack provides instant access to the following guidance and support for teachers and practitioners: Tips for identifying stress Methods to prevent…

Byccarter17 August 20220Comments

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Early Years Funding: What support is available for Nursery Settings?

We are all aware of the difficulties currently being faced in the Early Years sector, with regards to retention and funds. That's why we have put together a handy guide that brings together all the funding that could be relevant to your Early Years setting or the families that are part of your Nursery. This…

Byccarter16 August 20220Comments

Early Years TTS Wellbeing

Jamel Carly Campbell: Championing change in early years education

Jamel is an Early Years Educator, Consultant and Children’s Author. He has worked in the sector for over 18 years. Although Early years is his specialty, Jamel has also worked in youth clubs, and schools, closely supporting children with SEND. Jamel has stood on numerous platforms and prestigious establishments as a Keynote speaker at…

Byccarter25 July 20220Comments

Early Years TTS Wellbeing

Kate Moxley: Putting wellbeing at the heart of early years

Kate Moxley is a proud and passionate Early Years Consultant, Trainer, and Speaker specialising in wellbeing and mental health. Founder of the Wellness for All training company and a Mental Health First Aid England Instructor Member, she travels across the UK nurturing teams to develop mentally healthy working environments that improves outcomes for children. …

Byccarter25 July 20220Comments

Early Years TTS Wellbeing

Alistair Bryce-Clegg: Meet the host of our ‘Empowering Early Years Education’ webinar

Alistair Bryce-Clegg is an award-winning Early Years author, blogger, product designer and advocate of play. His work has been published in several books and magazines, and he has worked as an Early Years advisor for various film and television projects. Alongside support and training for a range of settings, schools and parents, he also works…

Byccarter25 July 20220Comments

World of Education

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Neurodivergence in Education: The importance of inclusion in an educational setting

Professor David Daley; Neurodivergence and behaviour change

Beccie Hawes; Head of CADMUS Inclusive hosts our next webinar

Annamarie Hassall: High quality education for all children

Andrew Whitehouse: Raising awareness of neurological diversity

Free downloadable Mental Health and Wellbeing Pack

Early Years Funding: What support is available for Nursery Settings?

Jamel Carly Campbell: Championing change in early years education

Kate Moxley: Putting wellbeing at the heart of early years

Alistair Bryce-Clegg: Meet the host of our ‘Empowering Early Years Education’ webinar

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