RESOURCES & MATERIALS

A library, on the way.

A planned library of free resources for families around autism, ADHD and MLD. Categories below, coming soon.

The resources library is being built carefully and slowly, each template tested with real families before it goes up. Below are the categories I'm working on. Trusted UK organisations are linked at the bottom so you have somewhere to go right now.

Want to know when a category opens? Send me a note and I'll let you know.

GROUNDED IN

UK SEND best practice for autism, ADHD and MLD

  • SEND Code of Practice 0–25 · ordinarily available provision
  • Autism Education Trust standards
  • ADHD Foundation strengths-based framework
  • nasen guidance on Cognition & Learning (MLD)
  • Equality Act 2010 · reasonable adjustments
  • RCSLT autism + AAC guidance

Planned library

Eight planned categories, each rooted in current UK guidance.

COMING SOON

Visual schedules

Morning routines, school day, after-school wind-downs, transitions.

COMING SOON

AAC & communication boards

Core word boards, choice boards, feelings vocabulary.

COMING SOON

Sensory toolkits

Sensory checklists, low-arousal setups, classroom adjustment menus.

COMING SOON

ADHD executive-function tools

Body-doubling templates, externalised structure, homework charters.

COMING SOON

MLD scaffolds & multi-sensory aids

Chunking templates, over-learning trackers, visual maths supports.

COMING SOON

EHCP & SENCO letter templates

EHC needs-assessment request, reasonable-adjustments ask, evidence-pack checklist.

COMING SOON

PDA-aware scripts

Declarative language swaps, low-demand day templates, collaborative problem-solving.

COMING SOON

Printable one-page profiles

All-about-me, all-about-our-family, profiles for supply teachers.

Want to know when a resource is ready?

Tell me which category matters most. I'll prioritise based on what families ask for, and let you know when it's ready.

A note on language: I follow each family's preference, whether that's identity-first ("autistic"), person-first ("has ADHD"), or "moderate learning difficulty" as defined in the SEND Code of Practice. Support is strengths-based across autism, ADHD and MLD.

STAY IN THE LOOP

Tell me what would help most.

The library grows whenever a parent asks for something specific.