We are committed to continually strengthening autism‑inclusive practice and make use of guidance, training and resources from the Neuroinclusive Education Network (previously AET) as part of this work.
The Network is part of the National Autistic Society, not‑for‑profit organisation that offers education professionals practical tools, training and free resources to better support autistic and neurodivergent children and young people aged 0–25.

More information can be found here: Neuroinclusive Education Network

Our Staff access the following training:

• Understanding the Individual
• Supporting Social Understanding and Communication
• Supporting Sensory Processing and Integration
• Developing Positive Relationships: Autistic Pupils and Staff
• Developing Positive Relationships: Parents / Carers and Staff
• Creating Inclusive Environments for Autistic Pupils
• Learning and Development: Supporting Neurodivergent Pupils

In each school there are identified champions who facilitate the training. To develop their expertise they are supported by champions webinars and peer group learning meetings.