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AET Highlights of the Academic Year
The Summer break has arrived! As well as bringing a well-earned rest, the holidays give us all a great opportunity to reflect on the many successes of the last academic year.
Working in Partnership, Building relationships, Good Autism Practice, Parents
The Autism Shows 2022
Another year of The Autism Shows has flown by, and our stand has never been busier!
Working in Partnership, Building relationships, Exclusion, Good Autism Practice, Parents
Coproduction at its heart: working with parents in Bournemouth
We asked Kate Tuck, Director at Linwood Training, Support & Advice, about her experience with the Autism Education Trust Co-Delivery Model. The format of co-delivery is adaptable. It can be delivered and received by professionals, parents and autistic people themselves - planning together, delivering together. Find out how Kate Tuck and her team chose to co-deliver the Autism Education Trust.
Parents, Working in Partnership
Everything you need to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month
Today marks the beginning of Autism Acceptance Month and we’re here to help all education professionals feel confident to lead conversations about autism.
Working in Partnership, Good Autism Practice, Schools, Early Years, Post-16
Introducing the new Post-16 Professional Development Programme
It’s arrived! We are happy to announce the launch of our updated Post-16 Professional Development Programme.
Post-16, Good Autism Practice, Working in Partnership
Meeting the Autism Education Trust Community - Springhallow
Meet the articulate and passionate learners and teachers who contributed to the AET's Post 16 Training Videos as part of the Post 16 Professional Development Programme.
Working in Partnership, Building relationships
Introducing the Ambitious Youth Network: A Platform for Young People
We asked Abigail Odell, Digital Participation Officer, about the new platform for young autistic people: The Ambitious Youth Network. Ambitious About Autism has released an online community that welcomes 16-25-year-old autistic people across the nation to gain experience, skills and friends in a safe and fun environment.
Working in Partnership, Building relationships
Improving professional opportunities for autistic people in the UK - Jobcentre plus
In October 2021, Jobcentre Plus offices introduced a pilot scheme across the UK which promised to improve the job chances of thousands of autistic people.
Post-16, Transition
Help Define Best Practice for Schools Working with Families
ACER, Autism Centre for Education and Research, from the University of Birmingham, is working with the Autism Education Trust to discover the challenges which are faced by certain groups of families who have autistic children.
Parents, The evidence, Working in Partnership
