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Teach Me Too

  • “They respond well to short-structured sessions which correspond with this project.”

    Karen Turley

  • "They enjoyed the videos... this built their confidence and they became more engaged and verbal."

    Denise Chapman

  • "The videos are very engaging and we can now watch a full episode as his concentration and focus has improved"

    Ali Patrick

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Learning for Life

  • "This is a fantastic resource. As the pastoral support worker in a special needs primary I have shared it with every class teacher and recommended it to parents... This truly is the best resource I have seen for our students and we can't praise it enough!"

    Hannah Wright

  • "I was very impressed with the programme, there is nothing out there like it to support mainstream school [delivering] SRE and PSHE to those pupils needing a highly differentiated curriculum."

    Kirsty Buckland

  • "The improvements overall in students have been significant. The sessions have helped students to clarify key terms such as personal space and they have really enjoyed the sessions. It has been really useful in reinforcing learning which is very evident in student interactions in lessons."

    Philip Redman

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Endorsements

  • "I’m a huge fan of Learn and Thrive and their mission to empower learners with Down’s syndrome. Learn and Thrive’s resources are incredibly useful and I’m delighted they are launching a new series on The Changing Adolescent Body to further support learners with Down’s syndrome"

    Georgina Durrant, author of ‘SEND Strategies for the Primary Year’ and founder of The SEN Resources Blog

  • “Communication is at the heart of interaction and inclusion, at Widgit we strive to support communication for everyone. That’s why we’re so happy to be a part of and endorse the Learning for Life project as a whole and this series, ‘The Changing Adolescent Body’. Our symbols will help to clarify tough topics and strengthen learners’ understanding.”

    Widgit

  • “We often support parents and carers with information and resources relating to puberty and adolescence and this resource will be a great supplement to our easy read puberty resource for young people with Down’s syndrome. We already love the Learn and Thrive resources, so this is another fantastic tool for our community use to support learners.”

    DS Scotland

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