Back to school
03/01/2022
It’s already time to think about the return to school.
A Winter Walk
29/12/2021
It can be difficult to encourage some children and young people to leave the house at this time of year and engage in physical activity.
Breathing Exercise
24/12/2021
The noise, smells, social demands and changed routines at Christmas can cause anxiety for many autistic children and young people.
Christmas Dinner
23/12/2021
Christmas dinner can be overwhelming for many autistic children and young people.
Snowman Biscuits
23/12/2021
One of the Centre’s friends has been busy in the kitchen!
Christmas Eve preparations
22/12/2021
Get ready for Christmas Eve with these 2 resources- a mat for Santa’s treats and step-by-step instructions for making reindeer food.
Mini Biscuit house
21/12/2021
This is a much easier version of the traditional gingerbread house but looks just as pretty and tastes delicious!
Christmas Bored Board
20/12/2021
Christmas holidays are rarely boring but some children and young people may feel uncertain about how to fill their days.
Oisin’s great achievement !
20/12/2021
Middletown Centre for Autism would like to congratulate Oisin and his family, on his recent achievement at the 2021 Garda National Youth Awards.
Reindeer buns
19/12/2021
Christmas buns without the baking!
Reindeer song
19/12/2021
Earlier today the Centre shared a resource for making reindeer buns.
Christmas lego ideas
18/12/2021
One for all the Lego fans today!
Christmas change card
17/12/2021
Christmas brings many changes to usual routines, and this can create stress for autistic people.
Christmas tree cones
17/12/2021
This is a simple no-bake activity, but looks and tastes delicious!
Christmas Song
16/12/2021
Time for some festive singing….
Congratulations on completing EDC7063 Teaching and Learning in Autism!
16/12/2021
Congratulations on completing EDC7063 Teaching and Learning in Autism!
Christmas tree craft activity
16/12/2021
It’s amazing what can be crafted from paper plates and paints!
Christmas scissor skills!
15/12/2021
Fine motor skills can be festive!