Neurodiversity Affirming Education SESSION 3 - 21st May 3:30-5pm Trinity Grammar

$0.00

This session aims to bring together wellbeing staff from independent schools to collaboratively explore the tensions and opportunities in creating neurodiversity-affirming school environments, while operating within the realities of school policy, tradition, and compliance frameworks.

SESSION 3 GOAL: Focus on 2 specific strategy components:

  1. Ensuring a Comprehensive All-Inclusive Student Profile

  2. Inclusion and Diversity Policy

Neurodiversity-affirming practice is increasingly recognised as best practice in supporting student wellbeing, engagement, and inclusion. However, educators and wellbeing leaders often face systemic, cultural, or policy-based barriers to implementation, especially within independent school settings where expectations from leadership, parents, and governing bodies may not always align with inclusive or progressive models.

Who Should Attend

  • Principals or Heads of Campus

  • Heads of Wellbeing and Pastoral Care

  • Learning Support Coordinators / Heads of Inclusive Education

  • Deputy Principals (Student Development / Wellbeing)

  • Other professionals leading inclusion or student support

Please RSVP via this link or the QR code on the image attached

https://forms.office.com/Pages/DesignPageV2.aspx?subpage=design&token=7026bcfa158f4c6096dc8f0498260353&id=iVBL9n0yQU2WDBS7tW2G9tns2U-li3tGqn-QVYFiY-JURUhJSkhNMjhTQ0NWNTk2TEw5Q1EyTEpETC4u&analysis=false

Please email enquiries to emma-rose@spectrumhouse.net

This session aims to bring together wellbeing staff from independent schools to collaboratively explore the tensions and opportunities in creating neurodiversity-affirming school environments, while operating within the realities of school policy, tradition, and compliance frameworks.

SESSION 3 GOAL: Focus on 2 specific strategy components:

  1. Ensuring a Comprehensive All-Inclusive Student Profile

  2. Inclusion and Diversity Policy

Neurodiversity-affirming practice is increasingly recognised as best practice in supporting student wellbeing, engagement, and inclusion. However, educators and wellbeing leaders often face systemic, cultural, or policy-based barriers to implementation, especially within independent school settings where expectations from leadership, parents, and governing bodies may not always align with inclusive or progressive models.

Who Should Attend

  • Principals or Heads of Campus

  • Heads of Wellbeing and Pastoral Care

  • Learning Support Coordinators / Heads of Inclusive Education

  • Deputy Principals (Student Development / Wellbeing)

  • Other professionals leading inclusion or student support

Please RSVP via this link or the QR code on the image attached

https://forms.office.com/Pages/DesignPageV2.aspx?subpage=design&token=7026bcfa158f4c6096dc8f0498260353&id=iVBL9n0yQU2WDBS7tW2G9tns2U-li3tGqn-QVYFiY-JURUhJSkhNMjhTQ0NWNTk2TEw5Q1EyTEpETC4u&analysis=false

Please email enquiries to emma-rose@spectrumhouse.net