The ASEND Resource Library
A growing bank of resources for learners with special educational needs and disabilities.
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been taken to check with the creators of our shared materials that they are happy to contribute to the resource library, please can you let us know immediately if there are any issues or concerns with any items and we will remove them immediately.
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SEND |
A growing range of SEND-specific resources. designed to support understanding of different areas including Dyslexia, Assistive Technology, Language and Communication needs.
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Wellbeing & Mental Health |
Resources to support the ‘Emotions’, ‘Support & Mindfulness’ and ‘Behaviour & Anger Management’. Resources are selected to help you support children with their anxiety, anger or other emotional regulation difficulties.
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Autism & Social Stories |
A growing library of activities, timetables and social stories to support learners on the Autistic spectrum with their home learning and with managing anxiety at this particularly challenging time.

Guide To Making A Digital Story
This resource from the University of Southampton gives a step-by-step guide to making a digital story, with several beautiful examples from pupils at the Aviary Nursery. There is guidance about transition to school and links to Southampton’s publications and scholarly research.
Dr Mary Stanley-Duke
How to support your child in asking for help
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Creative Arts & Crafts |
Fun for all the family. Resources that encourage children to design, make and create whilst developing core skills and dexterity.
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English |
Age differentiated materials that focus on the development of effective communication and writing skills. ‘What can you see?’ tasks are particularly beneficial for younger children. Older teens can be supported with their understanding of commonly covered GCSE text types, including poetry.
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Maths |
Age differentiated materials from pre-curriculum to GCSE +. Colourful, visual resources support the acquisition of core skills.
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Project Based Learning & Home Work |
Fun tasks to develop sustained interest and promote independence. Projects can include the whole family, such as working together to prepare a special meal or growing seeds with siblings!
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Science |
Age differentiated materials to promote an interest in the natural world. Lots of practical ideas and fun experiments that can be carried out at home.
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Sports & Exercise |
Activities to keep children fit and active during the period of home learning and beyond. As well as the development of key physical skills, there are plenty of ideas for fun activities and games.
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Sensory & Kinesthetic |
Some beautiful tasks to develop confidence with different flavours and textures. This library contains activities for learners of all ages to promote sensory integration.
Resources for Online Tuition

On this site you will find lots to support you: clarification on expectations around remote education, advice on key issues you may be concerned about and some fun and educational activities to do with your children.