NAIT Resources and Newsletters
COVID Information and Guidance
NAIT Anxiety Related Absence Guidance 2020
The information is relevant for individuals with existing anxiety related absence prior to COVID-19 and also where this is newly emerging.
Newsletters
April 2020
March 2020
Guidance and information
NAIT: Equality Act Guidance
NAIT: Evidence Based Toolkit
NAIT Hyperacusis Guidance for schools
NAIT Planning Meetings Guidance for schools
NAIT: Cognitive Theories Summary November 2019
Family Follow Up Meetings – a model for post diagnostic support in child services 2018
NAIT: Information for schools when a child receives a diagnosis of autism
NAIT: Safe Space Guidance for schools
A recording of the webinar presented by NAIT on the SCERTS Implementation held on the 25th November 2020 is available below.
Select here to access the film on the Vimeo site
select here to download the presentation handout
Select here to download the NAIT SCERTS Implentation Handout
Links to this and the recording of other NES AHP webinars are available in the digital solutions section of the AHP Learning site on TURAS Learn.
CIRCLE Resources
These resources aim to bring together and share good inclusive practice, focusing on approaches to improve the engagement and achievement of all learners including those who require additional support.
The CIRCLE resources were developed through a collaboration between Queen Margaret University, NHS Lothian and City of Edinburgh Council. Based on the reflections and ideas of education staff, this resource provides practical strategies to support the underlying skills that pupils require to enable them to participate in school. The CIRCLE Framework is a way of organising and supporting input using a staged system of support, beginning with setting up an inclusive classroom. Checklists and planning tools area included to support discussion, and can be used to document strategies used and record professional learning.
Overall, the resources aim to empower education staff to support all pupils, to promote inclusive practice and to encourage effective collaboration between school staff, parents/carers, partner services and other agencies.
While strengthening a whole school approach they can also be used by individual practitioners improving their classroom setting or their approach to supporting individual learners.
For secondary practitioners there is an accompanying professional learning module which allows the CIRCLE resource to be explored in more depth.
CIRCLE Early Years
CIRCLE Primary Resource International
CIRCLE Secondary Resource International