We've collated our top eight useful sites, resource packs and activities for educators wishing to celebrate and teach black history throughout the month of October and beyond. 

This webinar covers ways to better work with neurodiverse learners including recognising neurodiverse needs, how to amend lesson plan to support inclusive practice and how to employ practical strategies which support adaptive teaching.

Join us for an engaging panel discussion sharing the lived experiences of neurodivergent educators with autism, ADHD, and dyslexia. Hear personal stories, learn practical strategies for balancing self-care with professional responsibilities, and discover what changes we can advocate for within our institutions.

In 1938, Abraham Maslow visited the Siksika reservation in Canada to test his theories and found that many were contradicted. Here, Catherine Gray FSET highlights what he found, and the implications for the wider issue of decolonising the curriculum.

In this session, we discuss the stages, signs and symptoms of menopause, along with the impact, treatment and support options. We also touch on the impact in the workplace and how employers can help.

The UK’s prison education system is reeling from wider issues associated with the sector, as well as a lack of funding. But there are hopes that a fresh approach may see a greater focus on education as a means of rehabilitation, as David Adams discovers.