Support neurodivergent pupils without the exclusions, the incidents, or the guesswork.
Built for SENCOs and deputy heads in Oxfordshire secondary schools — trial it for £295 before you roll it out.
This is a video-based CPD course that teaches secondary school teachers practical strategies for supporting neurodivergent pupils in the classroom.
You're not short of training.
Right now, most neurodiversity training in schools is free — an LA course, an INSET afternoon, a PDF. It ticks a box, but a term later, staff are back to guessing, incidents are still happening, and some of those incidents still end in exclusion or a tribunal case. You're not short of training. You're short of training that actually changes what happens in the classroom on a Tuesday afternoon.
What the course does
Practical, not theoretical
Every module ends with a one-page strategy sheet staff can use that day, not file away.
Built for secondary, not adapted from primary
Real classroom scenarios your teachers will actually recognise.
Proof of completion
A certificate per teacher, so you can show governors and the LA that CPD actually happened.
Trust a trial, not a testimonial
This is a new, founding-cohort course — so instead of asking you to trust a testimonial, we're asking you to trust a trial. £295 gets your staff the first 3–4 modules now. If it doesn't hold up against the free training you're already using, you've lost an afternoon's budget, not a term's.
For comparison: the closest whole-school neurodiversity programme on the market charges £495–£695 for secondary. This is deliberately priced below that as a founding-cohort rate while the course proves itself.
Questions school leaders ask
How is this different from the free LA training we already get?
Free training is usually a single session that explains what neurodivergence is. This course is a series of short video modules built around classroom situations, and each one ends with a one-page strategy sheet staff can use in their next lesson. The aim is a change in practice, not an awareness session.
What do we actually get for £295?
Access to the first 3–4 modules for your staff, the one-page strategy sheet that comes with each module, and a certificate of completion for each teacher who finishes them.
How long does it take staff to complete?
Each module is short enough to fit into a directed-time slot or part of an INSET afternoon. Staff can work through them at their own pace rather than needing a whole day off timetable.
What happens after the trial?
Nothing automatic. There is no long-term commitment. If the first modules hold up in your school, you can continue with the full course as a founding-cohort school. If they do not, you stop there.
Ready to see if it works for your school?
No long-term commitment. Just 4 modules to see if it's better than what you've got.