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It’s time to make a change, not shift the problem

October 2, 2016 by Tracey Francis No Comments

Both the UK and Scottish governments are focusing on education and boosting attainment. As they stand both strategies look set…

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Come fly with me (or not)

October 2, 2016 by Tracey Francis No Comments

This article was first posted on the previous Life on the Edge of the Cliff blog in March 2015. The…

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“It’s very difficult to meet authorities and to be taken into account by authorities as a parent of an adult.”

— GP and parent of a young adult with autism

Principles of Good Transitions 3

Essential reading from the Scottish Transitions Forum for anyone supporting a young person with additional needs preparing to leave school. Free to download at www.scottishtransitions.org.uk

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“The biggest thing is to have expectations of someone, for them to grow up with the feeling they have something to contribute.”

— Parent of young adult with Asperger’s Syndrome

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