Shared Resources

ASL (Additional Support for Learning) Health Inclusion Project

Description

Lothian NHS website with resources for schools, nurseries and childcare settings, including practical inclusive ideas for the classroom and school/nursery environment; health information; therapy resources; and local health professional contacts.

The resources on this website have been designed primarily to provide teaching and support staff with information, advice, strategies and activities that are both functional and relevant, and that can be used to support children with additional support needs in the classroom.

ASL Published Resources: This section of the website includes useful links to some mental health downloadable resources, a speech and language therapy published resource list and an occupational therapy published resource list and much more.

ASL Resource Packs: This section includes SureStart - information on early communication development, Therapy Inclusion Project (TIP) packs and a Teachers' Guide to Cerebral Palsy.

ASL Resource Sheets: This section includes sheets containing advice, strategies and activities for use with children in classroom or nursery settings. The advice has been developed collaboratively by occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech and language therapists and child and adolescent mental health staff, and is structured into headings and sub-headings. Each heading/sub-heading represents an area of development that may pose a barrier to learning for a child.

 ASL Information Sheets: This section covers advice on specific medical conditions.

Link(s)http://www.asl.scot.nhs.uk/index.html
CategoryAdditional Support Needs
Inclusion
Curricular areaAdditional Support Needs
Learning Difficulties
Physical needs
blindness, low-vision and visual impairment
Cerebral Palsy (education)
Cystic Fibrosis
Deaf-blind / Multisensory impairment
Deafness and hearing impairment
Diabetes
Epilepsy (additional support needs)
Fragile X Syndrome
Medical Needs
Sensory impairments
Spina Bifida (education: additional support needs)
Williams Syndrome
Specific learning needs
Anxiety / depression
asperger's syndrome
Attention Deficit Disorder (education)
autism
Autism/ Aspergers syndrome
Down Syndrome
Dyslexia
Dyspraxia (specific learning needs)
eating disorders (specific learning needs)
Mental health (additional support needs)
Tourette Syndrome (additional support needs)
Publisher NHS Lothian
Typeadvice
guide