
5 ways to ease anxiety in your child in 2020
Handling anxiety is best done by bringing it out into the open. Here are some tips to consider for your child.

Handling anxiety is best done by bringing it out into the open. Here are some tips to consider for your child.

A director discusses tutoring under lockdown in an article published in nasen Connect magazine Sep 20.   Â

We examine A level, GCSE and Btec results in England for the 2019/20 academic year and their impact. Â

We look at summer activities for children and young adults with autism, learning disabilities and other special educational needs.

Parenting is not always easy and lockdown has added to the challenges. We look at some SEN support available.

We look at how lockdown has impacted our lives and the important lessons learned during this time.  Â

We bring attention to some warning signs relating to mental health. This is particular important at this time.  Â

Keeping moving is important at this time, for children and parents, for mind and body. Several activities are suggested.Â

Bright Heart director John Salmon, M.Ed., answers pertinent questions live on Facebook about homeschooling during lockdown.    Â

We discuss helpful tips and strategies for exam preperation to help your child with SEN manage exam stress, feel confident, and succeed.

For International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we share some life stories of individuals who have defied expectations, broken barriers, and inspired millions.

We discuss tips for understanding dyscalculia, how to support your child and strategies you can implement so they can better manage this learning disability.

In this blog post, we discuss the current SEND System Overhaul in the UK, how it can impact your child’s daily life and how you can stay informed.