Cadmus Inclusive

All set ready to explore how we can promote independence in our classrooms. 💡

Could these help someone you support? 💡

Could this help anyone you support? 💡

We love this time of year, but it can be quite stressful.

The stress bucket easy read is one of our emotional well-being resources (https://bit.ly/EmotionalWellbeingDownload)

It will help you understand what stress is. There are also tips on how to manage stress.

Download it here: https://bit.ly/3VoYyb4

Yesterday we delivered a difficult but important session in supporting children through bereavement. Thank you to all that attended. 💡

Look at for these! A great way for our tiny humans to see themselves represented! 💡

Coming soon! We are a little bit over excited because very soon we will be making these available to buy so that little bears and their owners outside of the Norfolk area can access the Toy Like Me Bear Ear Clinic magic too!

Photo by the wonderful Beth Moseley Photography

We hope you’ll be joining us! 💡

A great way to get an accessible letter from Santa ⬇️ 💡

Write to RNIB by 2nd December and receive a letter from Santa in large print; audio or braille.
As shared on Martin Lewis programme this evening. ❤️

Could this help anyone you support? ⬇️💡

We are looking forward to this amazing event! 💡come and say hi! 💡

Beccie Hawes is another of our incredible returning speakers. If you don't know Beccie, here's a bit of information about her;

👩‍💻Beccie has worked in all aspects of Special Educational Needs including mainstream, additionally resourced provision and specialist settings.
👩‍🏫Beccie is currently the Head of Service with Cadmus Inclusive – a service that supports schools and settings with all aspects of inclusion.
👩‍🎓Beccie remains very ‘hands on’ in the classroom and is passionate about being at the chalk face to support teachers and children in order to practice what she preaches.
📚She is the author of ‘The Complete Dyslexia Toollkit’ and co-author of ‘Getting it Right for SEND’ and ‘How to Create the Perfect Partnership with Parents’.
She has also developed a number of educational resources to support learners with educational needs.
🌟Beccie is especially passionate about celebrating learning differences. She strives to support schools to improve quality first teaching to ensure that every pupil has the chance to shine!
🦸‍♀️Beccie is an all round SEND and Inclusion Superhero

To tap into Beccie's expertise and that of other sector leading speakers and exhibitors visit our website https://dyslexiashow.co.uk/

Cadmus Inclusive SENDGroup SEND Bitesize
NEC Birmingham

We are really looking forward to presenting this fantastic session. 💡

Look what we have coming on Tuesday 15th November at 7:00pm.
Our live webinar will be with Beccie Hawes Head of Service at Cadmus Inclusive who will be sharing her tips and expertise regarding a Sensory Toolbox.

During this webinar Beccie will look at;
♦️The eight senses and how they work in the classroom
♦️ How sensory needs impact upon learning and behaviour in the classroom
♦️ Busting the barriers to learning and engagement that sensory needs can cause
♦️ How to develop and implement a personalised sensory diet

To join her live, or watch back later at your own convenience register via our website for non-members.
🌐 https://buff.ly/3UL1EFD
Members can log in via the portal https://buff.ly/3rK2ya2

Some useful resources that could support with safeguarding. 💡

Thank you to the amazing SEND team from in Walsall for having us along to participate in your fantastic parent/carer workshop this morning. We loved sharing how we can help children to build their vocabulary and sentences and hearing about the Walsall Local Offer.

We really enjoyed writing this for our friends Trugs Games 💡

Read our latest blog written for Read Successfully by Beccie Hawes - Head of Sevice at Cadmus Inclusive
https://buff.ly/3sVvvz3

Photos from TTS Resources's post

Looking forward to something exciting tomorrow! 💡TTS Resources

Have you seen this? ⬇️ Full of engaging and accessible activities for switch, touchscreen and eye gaze users.💡

The 2022 Advent Calendar is now available to download. Don't forget to copy whole folder to your desktop or shared space. As always the program will start offering presents to open at 12:01 AM on the 1st of December in your time zone. https://www.ianbean.co.uk/advent22/

Something important that we consider. ⬇️💡

Research in 2021 found that the family carers of children or adults with a learning disability experience a high level of trauma. Their definition of trauma deeply resonates and highlights how far we have slipped down the road of acceptable and unintentional trauma.

I have sent my son to school but I have an underlying fear that a small action, a behaviour or attempts at communication will be missed and put him at risk. No matter how great the school team are, the complexity of the situation results in the possibility of harm and therefore anxiety. How much more are these emotions ramped up when our children are sick in hospital?

“Trauma is how a person feels when he/she or someone they love is in a situation that could, or does, cause physical or emotional harm. As a result, the person feels helpless or overwhelmed and the world no longer feels like a safe place. They may find it harder to trust people, feel almost permanently on edge or anxious. It may be more difficult for them to concentrate or sleep, and they may have less patience on a daily basis.” *

Does that sound familiar?

Rachel

* Source: Challenging Behaviour Foundation
https://www.challengingbehaviour.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/cbnsgtraumabrokenpresentation.pdf

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To all those celebrating! 💡

Supporting emotional wellbeing: Ideas for creating a nurturing environment

Some great ideas! 💡

Supporting emotional wellbeing: Ideas for creating a nurturing environment In this blog we explore some simple ideas to help create a nurturing environment to support children's emotional wellbeing.

Could this FREE resource help someone you support? 💡

FREE Chikdrens ADHD Workbook availae to download and print

https://www.adhdfoundation.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/ADHD-Activity-Book.pdf

A really helpful visual. 💡

Visual aids and story scripts can be a great way to help children become more independent in using the potty or toilet.

The following new easy-print resources on our website provide some cut out and keep tools to support the potty and toilet training journey.

* Toileting visual schedule
* Potty prompt cards
* Toileting social script

We would like to thank April Cottage Therapies for these terrific new resources.

To view and download to print at home visit >>>>>https://eric.org.uk/potty-training/children-additional-needs/

It can be harder when everything else is harder. 💡

It can be harder when everything else is harder. 💡

It’s important to understand how dyspraxia impacts upon the individual. Everyone’s dyspraxia is different. 💡

Awareness to acceptance. Acceptance to belonging. 💡

Taking a strengths based approach to Dyspraxia to achieve acceptance and belonging. 💡

Today is World Mental Health Day. 💡

Make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority.

Did you know that this is Dyspraxia awareness week? Dyspraxia is also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder and can impact upon so many different areas of a persons life. Awareness, acceptance and belonging is crucial!💡

Did you know ⬇️?

Supportive strategies for dyslexics are beneficial for all! 💡

Taking a strengths based approach inspires positivity. Different ways of thinking can enhance all of our lives. Awareness, acceptance and belonging! 💡

Happy peak of the week to you all! Another thought for dyslexia awareness week and beyond. Different ways of thinking are essential in our move to acceptance and belonging! 💡