Learn and Thrive provides free, accessible, and inclusive videos and resources to support children and young people with SEND.
✔ Saves time
✔ Tried and tested in a range of education settings
✔ For Down’s syndrome, Autism/ASD, GDD and more
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Find out more about what’s on offer, and what will work for you.
All of our videos and resources are made with and by experts in the SEND field.
We are passionate about producing our projects with experts, who come from a range of organisations and backgrounds.
Find out more about the opinions of professionals using our projects.
Some of our specialists include:
Lucy Knight - Specialist Teacher from Inclusively Down
James Hanley - Education Lead at 21 Together & SEN Consultant
Amanda Attram - Qualified Therapeutic Counsellor
Laura Steere - Speech and Language Therapist from Key Communication
Jo Gawn and Leela Baksi - Specialist Speech and Language Therapists from Symbol Connect
Here’s a sneak preview of what’s in each project
Teach Me Too
Early years
Covering speech and language, and cognition and learning. Taught by Inclusively Down, Symbol, and Key Communication.
Series include:
Mathematics
Literacy
Wider Curriculum
Exploring Language
Language through Play
and more coming soon
Learning for Life
Primary, secondary and beyond
Using the RSHE curriculum as a foundation, focusing on physical, social, and emotional wellbeing topics. Taught by Inclusively Down and 21 Together.
Series include:
Growing Up & Keeping Safe
Emotions
Caring Friendships
The Changing Adolescent Body
Being Healthy
How To… Be Healthy (practical videos to support learning in Being Healthy)
What do professionals using our projects have to say?
“I’m a TA in a mainstream ... school looking after a ... totally non verbal child. This programme has transformed both her learning experience and my teaching experience.”
“I was very impressed with the programme, there is nothing out there like it to support mainstream school [delivering] SRE and PSHE to those pupils needing a highly differentiated curriculum.”
Teach Me Too was independently evaluated across education settings in Hertfordshire since it’s inception.