Want to work with us?

We work in schools as specialist teachers, supporting staff and autistic pupils to build individual educational programmes, support diagnosis and EHCP applications.
We will write a ‘Getting it Right For Me’ plan for each pupil and provide resources whenever we are able to.

Next steps:

If you’d like to work with us here’s what to do

  1. Contact us with your requirements.
  2. Read our service agreement terms and conditions.
  3. We will speak to you and arrange a package that suits your school and pupils.  This can cover one-off visits to a whole school year of support.
  4. We will send you the link to fill in the service agreement online.
  5. Our specialist teacher will visit you and start the important work of supporting your autistic pupils.

Our services are available to:

We have a range of school based and online support options for supporting autistic children in schools.  We visit schools in the Lancashire and North West areas (including Manchester and Cheshire) and can provide online coaching for schools further afield.

  • Primary –  supporting autistic pupils through the Early Years, KS1 and KS2, through coming alongside class staff and equipping them with the strategies and resources they need for that child.
  • Secondary – from transition to high school through accessing the curriculum, puberty, anxiety, mental well-being and exams, we can support your autistic pupils 1:1 or in small groups with many excellent resources we have in our ‘tool box’.
  • Further Education – specific support for autistic pupils continuing with their education.
  • Special Schools – training in specific autism approaches and support to implement these in the classroom.

My books for teachers are great handbooks for the classroom, full of practical advice, resources and can support autistic children right through the key stages.

All About Autism: A Practical Guide for Primary Teachers Order here

All About Autism: A Practical Guide for Secondary Teachers Order here

How to Support Pupils with ASC in Primary Schools Order here

How to Support Students with ASC in Secondary Schools Order here

Stories that Explain (a book of Social Stories with CD that you can edit) Order here

The Waiting Game (does what it says – teaches the concept of waiting in a fun way) Order here

OTHER ORGANISATIONS

To book our services or to have an informal discussion complete the enquiry form today and we will be in touch within 3 working days.

We have provided training for foster carers, charities that work with families or autistic adults and Local Authority care workers to help them understand and have a positive approach to working with autistic people.  If you would like some help and training, get in touch.

  • Charities
  • Businesses
  • Community Groups
  • Public Services
  • NHS services

Please contact us for details and costs.

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