Neurodiversity Week 2024
On Monday 18th March, we began our exploration of Neurodiversity Week with some presentations by Sarah Towsey, the mother of one of our own neurodiverse children.
Sarah spoke to the children about how we are all diverse in our own way, but that some children have their own special traits and characteristics which manifest in different ways.
As you can see from the photos below, it was an engaging presentation and the children were certainly learning a lot.
Many thanks to Sarah for her work with helping our children to understand neurodiversity.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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