Secondary special educational needs resources

I developed this resource as a way of a grown up reflecting with a young person about any unsafe behaviours they had been involved in. The ideas are based on the idea that children do not 'misbehave' rather they are developing emotionally and as such need to be given skills on how to do things differently. Via reflection, children have a chance to think about their feelings and how they result in actions/reactions and the impact of their behaviour on others. It also gives the opportunity to learn how to repair any relationships that have been broken. It gives the adult the chance to assess for emotional literacy, ability to empathise and allows for teaching points. The whole process takes just 10 minutes and the impact has been substantial in changing behaviour.

This is a file which sets out suggested criteria for observing and making judgements on Learning Support Assistants. Great for performance management, reviews and self-reflection.

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As a behaviour specialist, I am aware of the challenges transitions and breaks can have on our young people. These can include different teachers in the room as well as changes to the normal timetable. I developed these visual timetables for teachers to use each day as routine throughout the school. Can be used in collaboration with Visual Timetables - annual

As a behaviour specialist, I am aware of the challenges transitions and breaks can have on our young people. I developed these visual timetables which are displayed around the school and in each classroom so that children can see the shifting of time. This has resulted in a decrease of behaviour in the last week of term and our most vulnerable children now understand and can see when they are to change class. Used in primary and I have used this with secondary aged children too. My other resource - weekly visual timetable compliments this

A sensory story suitable for both children and adults with special education needs alike. You should read each sentence out loud, adding a sensory experience (suggestions at the back of the resource). Repeat the story consistently over a few weeks.

Give students a daily journal to track their mood every day. Includes tracking symbols, mindfulness colouring pages and a monthly tracker. Includes a weekly worksheet for easy printing in PDF and PUB formats and a copy of the 'My Mood Journal' Ebook for students to track up to 6 months of moods. Ideal for mental health, PSHE, SEN and anyone who wants to make a journal! Fantastic self-improvement book to help students keep track of all the good things in their daily life. Grab those colouring pencils and have a great day, week and month!

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Lesson 1 presentation of the Btec first travel & Tourism

Six hands-on sensory chemistry lessons for pupils with special needs. Funded by the Royal Society of Chemistry Outreach Fund. These lessons have been developed by an award-winning science specialist, side-by-side with pupils and staff in KS2 and KS3 classes at mixed ability special needs schools. They contain differentiation for use within the class and enough information to give confidence even if you are not scientifically trained. The differentiated nature of the lessons also makes them ideal for use in small mainstream schools with mixed key stage classes. Each lesson plan includes Aims, key vocabulary, shopping list, activity "script"

6 sheets that form a passport booklets with ideas from each department of what your gifted and talented pupils can do to enhance their learning outside the curriculum. They collect stamps throughout the year the more stamps the better the destination the passport will take you! We did reward trips for stamps. Easy to use, each department has input and easy for pupils and teachers alike to track the additional activity's of their HAP or gifted and talented pupils

Complete workbook for the Prince's Trust Achieve Programme, Healthy, Active Lifestyle, Level 1. Can be given to students to follow ensuring all assessment criteria is clearly addressed before IV and/or EV. Pupils should directly reference all assessment criteria outlined in this booklet and ensure they have clearly numbered the pages of their own work so the front sheet is completely clear during IV/EV The aim of this booklet is to remove the stress of worrying if you have hit all of the criteria. If your students have answered all of the sections and can provide evidence via photo's or witness statements (where applicable) they will be fine.