Testimonials

  • A colorful illustration of a dinner plate with pink, green, and blue circles, resembling bubbles or abstract food items, with a blue spiral element at the bottom.

    "I am astounded at the improvements to the Learn and Thrive resources! They are fantastic! They will save so much time, and more importantly, thought, on my part!"

    - Rhoda Badge

    Specialist Speech & Language Therapist working with Down’s Syndrome Manchester

    Delivery Partner

    Delivery Partnership
  • A graphic illustration of a colorful light bulb filled with various sized circles in bright colors such as pink, green, and blue, representing ideas or creativity.

    "The content is extremely relevant, contextualised and age-appropriate, which has supported our young adults to develop their understanding and independence."

    - Thomas Hall

    Assistant Headteacher at Newfrairs College

    Education Partner

    Education Plans
  • Colorful silhouette illustrations of different stages of human life from infancy to old age: a baby, a young child, a person in a wheelchair, a young man, and an elderly woman.

    "Being able to share this resource with the schools I suppport saved both me and them many hours of work. It's brilliant."

    - Vik Ralfs

    Advisory Teacher

    Teach Me Too
  • Colorful abstract image with bubbles in pink, green, and blue shades inside a circular outline on a black background.

    "What you do is really unique and is such a powerful resource. I can't do our afternoon sessions without you now!"

    - Lucy McLaren

    Employment & Life Skills Coordinator

    Down Syndrome Cheshire

    Delivery Partner

    Delivery Partnership
  • Silhouettes of children and a woman, representing diverse ages and abilities, in bright colors including blue, pink, and green.

    "She is engaged, readily listens to Laura, copies her actions and likes playing with her sister doing the same activities. She is more confident in communicating."

    - Nicholas Baker

    Parent

    Teach Me Too
  • A colorful illustration of a light bulb filled with various sized circles in pink, green, and blue, with a faint blue outline.

    "They fill a gap that schools don't meet and that there isn't really anything else out there."

    - Sheryl Pope

    Parent to a young man with Down’s syndrome

    For Parents and Carers
  • Colorful silhouettes of children of different abilities and ages, including a jumping child, a girl in a wheelchair, a boy raising his hand, and a girl standing, representing diversity and inclusion.

    "We have found the resources to be so useful and have implemented them within our practice in school. "

    - Thomas Gallagher

    Professional

    Teach Me Too
  • Colorful bubbles inside a glass containing a liquid, representing a scientific or chemical concept.

    "I cannot express how delighted I was to see how well out students responded to your resources. Many of our learners are non-verbal, with profound learning disabilities."

    - SEN Teacher

    Education Plans
  • Silhouettes of four people, a baby, a person in a wheelchair, a child waving, and an adult woman, each in different colors, representing various stages of life.

    "I am so impressed with your Teach Me Too videos. My daughter lovingly calls that day "Lucy Day." Thank you for these wonderful resources."

    - Stephanie Hill

    Parent and Teacher

    Trinity Christian School

    Teach Me Too
  • Colorful abstract illustration of a lightbulb with variously sized pink, green, and blue circles emerging from it, set against a black background.

    "He really enjoys watching the videos and completing the activities. He particularly likes that he can identify with most the people in the photos"

    - Jo England

    Teaching Assistant

    For Teachers and Educators
  • Graphic illustration of a diverse group of children of different ages and abilities, including a child in a wheelchair, with vibrant colors and simple silhouettes.

    "I have learnt knew skills and practices which I now include in our daily schedule all of which have helped me support and develop my student."

    - Nikki Burns

    Professionals

    Teach Me Too
  • An illustration of a cocktail glass filled with a colorful abstract pattern of pink, green, blue, and black bubbles.

    “The Learning for Life suite of resources will be an invaluable aid to ALN teachers as they work to deliver a motivating, meaningful and modern RSE curriculum.”

    - Julian Lewis

    Assistant Headteacher

    Ysgol Pen Coch

    Education Plans
  • Colorful silhouettes of four children of different abilities and sizes standing and sitting, with one child in a wheelchair.

    "The resources are great and really help with those overwhelming feelings of 'how can I help my child'."

    - Leanne Beattie

    Parent

    Teach Me Too
  • Illustration of a cocktail glass with colorful bubbles rising from it, in black background.

    "The confidence these resources gave us to deliver SRE to our pupils was invaluable."

    - Kirsty Buckland

    SENCO, Greville School Surrey

    For Teachers and Educators
  • A colorful illustration of a martini glass with pink, green, and blue bubbles rising from it, set against a black background.

    "Great pace with good examples"

    - Sarah Gisbon

    Parent

    For Parent / Carers
  • Silhouettes of four children, one jumping with arms raised, one in a wheelchair waving, one waving, and one standing, all in colorful outlines on a white background.

    "Thank you for all you are doing. So very valuable and has also helped his school in various areas."

    - Danielle

    Parent

    Teach Me Too
  • Colorful graphic of a molecular structure with pink, green, blue, and black circles connected by lines, forming a stylized representation involving a flask.

    "Relevant to our students, easily adaptable"

    For Educators
  • Silhouettes of children of various ages, including a toddler sitting, a child in a wheelchair, a young boy waving, and a girl standing, all in bright colors on a white background.

    "Having the coloured visuals/resources has helped the student to engage more and for longer."

    - Denise Chapman

    Professional

    Teach Me Too
  • Abstract colorful illustration resembling a bubblegum machine or spiral with circles in pink, green, blue, and black on a black background.

    "It's great and very SEN friendly"

    - Nina Patel

    Parent

    For Parents and Carers
  • Silhouettes of five different people representing various ages and abilities, from a small child, to a person in a wheelchair, to an adult woman, with the figures in bright colors of blue, pink, and green.

    "I don’t feel there is anything that could be improved."

    - Daisy Stannard

    Professional

    Teach Me Too
  • Colorful bubble tea ingredients arranged in a vertical glass container with a black background.

    "I have never seen such excellent resources for puberty"

    - Debbie Austerlitz

    SENCO

    Education Plans
  • Silhouettes of four children with varying abilities and sizes, including a small child, a child in a wheelchair, a boy waving, and a girl, all in vibrant colors.

    "They enjoy the short focused learning."

    - Hilary Fisher

    Professional

    Teach Me Too

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

Awards & Commendations

  • Design for Education Today School & Supplier Awards 2024 featuring the YPO 50 logo and a dark gold background with light bokeh effects.

    Education Today School & Supplier Awards 2024 - 'SEND Resource Supplier of the Year' Finalist

  • Logo for Learn and Thrive with the Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards 2024, featuring a gold heart icon, web address, and the tagline 'Highly Commended 2024'.

    Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards Highly Commended 2024

  • Purple and gray award badge with a logo of three abstract figures and text that reads 'Kent Charity Awards 2025 Finalist'.

    Kent Charity Awards Finalist 2025