Please find below the link to the DSPL 1 monthly newsletter.
The intention of the newsletter is to keep parents/carers up to date with training, support and signposting.
Please do not hesitate to contact me (senco@wransom.herts.sch.uk) if you would like any more information about anything in this newsletter.
Please find below the link to the DSPL 1 newsletter.
The intention of the newsletter is to keep parents/carers up to date with training, support and signposting.
Please do not hesitate to contact me (senco@wransom.herts.sch.uk) if you would like any more information about anything on this newsletter.
'Internet Matters' have launched a new advice hub, Every Child Safe Online: which offers accessible practical resources and guidance for parents and carers of children with additional needs.
Children with additional needs may experience the online world differently from their peers. Some children may spend more time online, be more trusting, compliant or anxious, or feel less in control of their online experiences.
As parents and carers, it can be difficult to know how best to support your child, especially when much of the online safety advice available takes a “one size fits all” approach.
The resources are designed to help you support your child to have safer, more positive online experiences, with guidance that recognises that every child is different.
Please find below the link to the DSPL 1 monthly newsletter.
The intention of the newsletter is to keep parents/carers up to date with training, support and signposting.
Please do not hesitate to contact me (senco@wransom.herts.sch.uk) if you would like any more information about anything on this newsletter.
ADD-vance are offering a wide range of support groups for the second half of the summer term.
ADD-vance is a Hertfordshire-based charity that supports neurodivergent families and the professionals who support them.
You can see the support groups available and book onto them by following this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/cc/support-groups-86649
ADD-vance events get booked up quickly. The best way to be one of the first to find out what is being offered is to sign up to their newsletter, which you can do by following this link: https://www.add-vance.org/contact-us/parent-member/
Please find below the link to the DSPL 1 monthly newsletter.
The intention of the newsletter is to keep parents/carers up to date with training, support and signposting.
Please do not hesitate to contact me (senco@wransom.herts.sch.uk) if you would like any more information about anything on this newsletter.
Please find below the link to the DSPL 1 Weekly News.
The intention of the newsletter is to keep parents/carers up to date with training, support and signposting.
Please do not hesitate to contact me (senco@wransom.herts.sch.uk) if you would like any more information about anything on this newsletter.
Please find attached the DSPL 1 newsletter and relevant posters with key resources, training opportunities, wellbeing support and upcoming events for parents and carers.
ADD-Vance are offering a number of workshops to parents/carers of children with diagnosed or suspected Autism or ADHD. Please click the link below if you would like to find out more:
Please find attached below the DSPL 1 newsletter and supporting documents for March 2026.
ADD-vance are offering a wide variety of free online workshops for the parents/carers of children with diagnosed or suspected Autism or ADHD. Some of them are coming up very soon.
You can see the workshops on offer and book a place, by following this link:
ADD-vance offer free support groups, workshops and training sessions for parents/carers of children with a diagnosis of Autism or ADHD as well as parents/carers of children who do not have a diagnosis but who may have concerns and want to find out more.
They are offering several free support groups for parents/carers for the second half of the spring term, with topics including sleep, Pathological Demand Avoidance and general support. To see details and book a place, please follow this link:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/cc/support-groups-86649
ADD-vance events often get booked up quickly. The best way to ensure you find out what is being offered at the earliest opportunity is to sign up to the parent/carer newsletter, which you can do here: