Coronavirus explained using images and Makaton. #WeTalkMakaton
Free online resourcesFor teachers and parents of children with Autism and significant learning challenges.
Visual timetable for home Visual timetables and schedules are used with children who are on the autistic spectrum to create some structure and expectation of their daily routine to help them manage it. Students with autism typically respond well to routine and predictability. So, visual timetables can reduce any anxiety they may have and help them make sense of everyday life.
SCHOOL CLOSURE: Please look in the ABOUT US tab for all supportive information during the COVID closure. The DB primary and Purple Mash links can be found in the Learning at home tab. Please note that from 11am to 1pm from Tuesday this week, staff will be on hand to take phone calls regarding online learning and or general queries. Stay safe over the Easter break.
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