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Stress Awareness Month

Do you ever feel like the stress is piling up, making it harder and harder to cope?

World Autism Acceptance Day

When you hear the word ‘diversity,’ what does it mean to you? Does it make you think about differences of race, gender, cultural background, talents?

A few thoughts on Netflix's Adolescence

The fact that Jamie was 13, would imply that possibly we should be talking to our young people, before they reach secondary school. Do you have child in primary school? Have you spoken to them about social media and what to do if they see something that makes them feel uneasy?

CELEBRATING WORLD POETRY DAY - You’re a poet, and you didn’t even know it!

Helping Zimbabwean children with disabilities access education

The Ngwenya family from Bulawayo have 7 children. The 3 middle children – Anaishe, Mudiwa and Vimbo - have a congenital disability which means they are unable to walk. Mrs Ngwenya tells their story.

Salt and Light March 2025

Inclusive education is supposed to be a right, not a privilege – and we believe this includes access to high-quality Relationships and Sex Education (RSE). Read our latest newsletter.

Working with SEND children in the UK

The government addresses the fact that schools should meet the needs of all children but doesn’t tell schools how they should do this.

Supporting children with trauma in Ukraine

Because of the war, Ukrainian students without special educational needs are likely about a year and a half behind other Europeans in maths and science, and almost 2 ½ years behind in literacy. SEND children fair even worse.

Help us launch a new HIV teaching resource

This National HIV Testing Week, we launched a new ‘Routes of HIV Transmission’ resource to help teachers and other educators challenge stigma and misconceptions about HIV.

Please would you help fund our SEND work?

In order to answer the need for high-quality RSE for children with SEND, we hope to expand our SEND school delivery in Cheshire schools in the next academic year. We need to raise £4,000 to help us do this, and are planning an appeal in May/June 2025 to raise funds.

Empowering people living with disability in South Africa

Your support is helping to right the wrongs of generations of apartheid and injustice. You are enabling the Beaded Anklet project to work in one of the poorest communities.

A new teaching resource for National HIV Testing Week

This National HIV Testing week, we are launching a new ‘Routes of HIV Transmission’ resource to help teachers and other educators challenge stigma and misconceptions about HIV. I