Sentences with phrase «autism awareness week»

For World Autism Awareness Week we share details of the Childnet STAR Toolkit, our resource to assist teachers in educating their pupils with ASD about the internet and safeguarding them against online risks.

The Labour leader echoed the Easter greetings before he noted this was autism awareness week and raised the cases of Connor Sparrowhark and Teresa Colvin, who died in 2013 and 2012 while in the care of Southern Health.

The motion marks World Autism Awareness Week (26th March to 2nd April 2018) and points to «a lack of understanding of the needs of autistic people and their families» and calls on the government to improve the support provided to autistic children in school and to autistic adults in or seeking employment».

This is why we held our first every Schools» Autism Awareness Week (14 - 18 March) and joined forces with Ambitious with Autism to call on the government to make sure that all teachers are given the training they need to teach autistic children effectively.

This is why, this Schools» Autism Awareness Week, we teamed up with Ambitious about Autism and wrote an open letter to the Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan, calling on her to include autism in the Initial Teacher Training (ITT) framework for England, which the government is currently reviewing.

To make this happen, we encouraged schools across the country to get involved in our first ever Schools» Autism Awareness Week and help their students and staff improve their understanding of autism and raise vital funds for our charity.

Ahead of Autism Awareness Week from 26 March, here at Beaches Resorts we're continuing to raise awareness of autism and providing all staff with intensive...

Ahead of Autism Awareness Week from 26 March, here at Beaches Resorts we're continuing to raise awareness of autism and providing all staff with intensive training to cater to the needs of all children.

Not exact matches

In observance of World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, this week's featured article is «What We Know About Autism: Separating the Science From the Scandal» in Vogue, written by health journalist Lauren Mechling.

The Rasmussen College Mokena / Tinley Park campus will also be sponsoring brown bag lunch and learns on the field of Medical Assisting and Autism Awareness during the week of October 15th.