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Download our make school make sense materials now and get involved in the campaign!
There is a range of campaign materials to choose from:
- make school make sense education report
- make school make sense heroes report
- make school make sense for me children's report
- B is for bullied bullying report
- Moving on up? report (bilingual version, Camu Ymlaen?, also available)
- Missing out? report
- teachers' autism awareness pack.
Some of these materials have been published specifically for England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Others relate to make school make sense campaign across the UK. All are available to download from the 'Related resources' section at the bottom of this page.
You can also download the make school make sense campaign video through the link below. This video is about two minutes long but please be warned - the file is large and may take a very long time to download. Alternatively, you can download the video by right mouse-clicking and saving it.
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make school make sense report (PDF)
| Autism and education: the reality for families today |
| Autism and education: the reality for families today in Northern Ireland |
| Autism and education: the reality for families today in Scotland |
| Autism and education: the reality for families today in Wales (bilingual) |
| This report celebrates the contributions people have made to the educational experiences of children with autism |
| Children and young people with autism speak out about their experiences of school. |
| Experiences of bullying as told by children with autism and their families. |
| The experiences of transition from school onwards for young people with autism and their families. |
| Bilingual version of our transition report |
| Autism, education and ethnicity: the reality for families today (2007) |
| For use in Northern Ireland |
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