How and when should you approach the topic of sex education? How can you approach the subject with children who have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND)? What resources can you use? Get some useful guidance and suggestions here. When…
Category: SEND Resources
In this section of the Axcis blog, you will find articles, classroom resources and much more to support your SEND practice. For a quick summary of what’s available, take a look at our SEND Resources Overview. We hope that you’ll find what you are looking for on here. If not, get in touch and let us know what you need, and we will do our best to find it and add it!
Challenges I face while working as a TA and how I overcome them
Emily Marbaix
Posted in Candidates, News, SEND Resources, Teaching Assistant Information
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We asked our teaching assistants what sort of challenges they face while working in the classroom, and how they overcome them. The answers were so useful and insightful that we felt they would be great for anyone who is currently…
Planning for an autism friendly Christmas (guest post)
Sue Goldman is an autism education specialist offering support, advice and teaching to autistic children, their families and educational settings. She has kindly written us this guest post about planning for an autism friendly Christmas. Music, glitter, festive…
Register now for NSPCC Number Day 2019 (1st February)
Number Day 2019 will be held on Friday 1 February 2019 – thousands of school children across the country will have fun with numbers, and learn about the NSPCC’s important work protecting children. Why not sign your school or provision up for it? What is…
New app can help you get to the root of challenging behaviour (guest post)
Graham Chatterley is a regular guest blogger for Axcis. As a school leader in an SEMH setting, he knows all about how “challenging” behaviour can be a mask for other SEND needs. His new app aims to help other professionals to identify…
Bullying – An Emotional Issue, by Dr. Emily Lovegrove, AKA “The Bullying Doctor” (Guest Blog)
Dr Emily Lovegrove (BSc. PhD), AKA “The Bullying Doctor” is a psychologist who specialises in developing successful anti-bullying strategies. She is a popular speaker and trainer in this area, as well as being the author of ‘Help! I’m being bullied’. She has very…
Simple Bonfire Night Baking Ideas
Are you looking for some simple, fun baking projects to do with your children for Bonfire Night on November 5th? At Axcis, we’ve shortlisted three ideas for their simplicity, effectiveness and ease on the wallet. 1 – Edible Sparklers You…
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Simple Halloween Craft Ideas with Forest School and PE links!
At Axcis, we are always on the lookout for simple, fun craft ideas which you can do with your classes. We’ve found a selection of simple Halloween craft ideas which you could try in the run up to October 31st.…
What is special educational needs?
What is special educational needs? Find the UK definition here as well as information about what different kinds of special educational need there are plus what resources and support are out there to help you. What is special educational needs? Special…
Preparing to support your pupils with SEND (nasen guest post)
How can you prepare to support children with SEND in the new school year? Alex Grady, Education Deveolopment Officer for nasen, has kindly provided us with this essential guidance in her guest blog for Axcis. Getting off to a positive…
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