Schools
Schools Making Sense of Autism
Date
24 April, 2024
Time
03:30:PM - 05:00:PM
organiser
STHBC TESSA Autism and Early Years Hub - St Helens
venue
Rectory CE Primary School, Ashton-in-Makerfield
Wigan
WN4 0QF
United Kingdom
Venue telephone number
Who is this module for?
This module is an awareness-raising module for all staff in a school community, whether they be teachers, learning support assistants, school meals supervisors, or taxi drivers. The module provides an introduction to autism and the reasonable adjustments that need to be considered when working with autistic pupils.
The aims
- To extend your understanding of how autism affects pupils in school
- To increase your expertise in recognising a pupil’s individual strengths and differences
- To develop your skills in identifying barriers to learning for autistic pupils
- To develop your understanding of what “reasonable adjustments” need to be made to support an autistic pupil in your setting.
Learning objectives
- Approach autism as a difference rather than as a deficit or disorder
- Recognise the three areas of difference for autistic pupils and how these can affect them
- Listen to and learn from the perspectives of autistic pupils and their parents/ carers
- Reflect on your practice and implement reasonable adjustments to support autistic pupils.
This training is an awareness-raising module for anyone working in a school environment. The module introduces autism and some initial reasonable adjustments that need to be considered when working with autistic pupils.
This is a closed session.