How It Works

Our resources are built from two key components: video sessions and printable resources.

Three steps to success:

  1. Sign up and access the project(s)

  2. Print activity resources for your video session - for free with a parent code or through our Delivery Partnerships, with your school code

  3. Watch video and work through activity resources with an individual learner or group

Who is it for?

While we have built our projects to support children and young people with Down’s syndrome, it’s use is now much more widespread among SEND as a whole. Learn more about other specific SEND which are supported by our content on our Other SEN Diagnoses page.

In supporting this community, we have built our resources to support their network - parent/carers, teachers, support group leaders, youth workers, and more. Continuing reading this page to learn more about what we offer, or work out how it’s all relevant to you.

For Parent/Carers
For Teachers & Educators
For Support Groups & Charities

What’s free?

  • All the Teach Me Too videos

  • Learning for Life Free Content - includes a selection of videos and resources

We have got a cost attached to our resources in both projects… but we’ve made sure those who really need our resources can still access them for free.

However - parents and families can access our projects totally free if they choose to do so - you just need to visit our Family Access page to learn more.

For community groups and local charities, access to all the resources is also free through out Delivery Partnerships.

For schools and statutory groups, our Education Subscriptions provide educator-specific tools alongside our projects, with full staff access.

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What resources do you offer?

The Teach Me Too project functions quite differently, so head over to the Teach Me Too page to learn more about this.

For Learning for Life, we are building a full set of videos and resources to support the 2026 RSE curriculum, with everything being age and stage appropriate so you can teach it to an older child or a young adult, for a variety of additional and special learning needs.

Our Learning for Life resources include pre-assessment, progress checks, activities, and evaluation for both parents and educators to use. This means you can pick up the resources and get started with ease. Plus, we’ve provided resources to share between school and home, so learning is consistent and ongoing.

Guide to Learning for Life for Parent/Carers (PDF)
Guide to Learning for Life for Educators (PDF)

Which project is for me?

You can sign up to both projects if you work with a wide age range of learners, but pick one to sign up to first.

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Colourful logo with figures of children including one in a wheelchair, accompanied by the words 'Teach Me Too'.

Teach Me Too is for early years, teaching on a wide range of the curriculum, including:

  • Maths

  • Literacy

  • Speech & Language

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Logo for Learning for Life featuring a light bulb made of colourful circles and the words "Learning for Life" in blue and green text.

Learning for Life is RSE-based, covering key areas of social and emotional wellbeing, growing up and more:

  • Puberty

  • Healthy Eating & Exercise

  • Friendships & Relationships

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