14/02/2022
Following the success of Jed Baker’s interactive webinar earlier this month, the Centre will continue the series on Thursday 24 February with Dr Amy Laurent and Dr Jacquelyn Fede.
10/02/2022
Supporting autistic people in employment is a 2-way process.
09/02/2022
Here is another useful link for young people exploring the transition to employment.
08/02/2022
The Centre is proud to celebrate the achievements of one of its close friends.
07/02/2022
Teenagers in school are expected to take more responsibility for managing their own work and organising materials.
04/02/2022
Teenagers are currently considering their options as they prepare to leave school.
03/02/2022
Save the date
02/02/2022
Transition to 3rd level education is a major life change for many young people, which requires extensive planning and preparation.
01/02/2022
A new month, a new topic.
28/01/2022
The Centre is excited to take a new approach to webinars next month. A series of Interactive Webinars will be launched in which participants watch a pre-recorded lecture live and o...
24/01/2022
Thank you to everyone who completed the Centre’s survey on Outdoor Play. The results are in! This infographic will tell you everything you need to know about opinions on outdoor...
19/01/2022
Autistic students in the classroom will have a range of differences in how they respond to sensory input.
18/01/2022
Staff at one of the centre’s referral schools, Sacred Heart Primary Tattyreagh, Omagh have worked hard at helping one pupil with autism cope with using the hand dryer in the school...
17/01/2022
This booklet is a useful resource when planning any type of trip out of the house, and can be easily individualised.
14/01/2022
It can be difficult to teach children and young people that honesty is not always the best policy.
13/01/2022
Covid is yet again bringing many changes to schools.
10/01/2022
In this podcast interview, Breiffni O’Reilly (Specialist Teacher, Middletown Centre for Autism) talks to two teachers, Eimear and Paula.
06/01/2022
All sessions will be open to autistic people, parents and education professionals and will last one hour.
