Children with high functioning autism in SEMH settings. Are they failing at education or is education failing them? (Guest post)
A SEMH school leader, Graham Chatterley has become a regular guest-blogger for Axcis. In this post, he discusses the suitability of a SEMH setting for students with high functioning autism, and what mainstream settings can do to better support children on the spectrum.
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South London Special School Design New Cards for Axcis
We asked the students at Highshore special school to design some greetings cards for us using our loveable mascot, Axcis Andy. See the fantastic submissions we received here as well as the three which were selected to go into production.
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Axcis proud to continue sponsorship of nasen for a further 12 months
Axcis Education, the UK leader in special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) recruitment, has today announced its continued partnership with nasen, the National Association of Special Educational Needs, for a further 12 months.
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WIN! A £250 garden centre voucher for your school by taking part in our "Sensory Garden Feature" competition.
Many schools now offer their students access to a sensory garden or room (some schools are fortunate enough to have both!) The benefits of these are well recognised for boosting the mental health of our youngsters. But setting up and maintaining a sensory space can be expensive! That's why we have decided to run a competition this summer. Get your class involved for a chance to win a £250 garden centre voucher.
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Axcis June Giveaway: Teaching Mindfulness in Schools (resource pack)
Do you want to encourage your pupils to be mindful? If the answer is yes, then why not take a moment to enter the FREE Axcis June giveaway for a chance to win "Teaching Mindfulness for Schools: Stories and Exercises for All Abilities".
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Cerebral Palsy and Me (Guest post)
Christopher Day is an Education Consultant for Axcis in our Manchester office. In this personal guest blog, he tells us what it's like to grow up with Cerebral Palsy as well as sharing some advice he'd give those who are new to working with others who have the condition.
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SEND News Roundup from our Partners
Each month, we bring you the latest news highlights from our partners, nasen and NAS - so if you'd like to know what's been happening with these great organisations and in the world of SEND, read on.
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