Free inclusion resources for schools
Practical starting points for understanding learners and reviewing participation.
These resources can support conversations about strengths, communication, sensory preferences and the learning environment.
Use them with students and families, rather than making assumptions about a student from a diagnosis.
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Understanding Autism Starts with Inclusion
Each World Autism Month, we share free, student-friendly tools to help schools teach about autism in a respectful, age-appropriate and neuroaffirming way.
Our “Understanding Autism: Different Brains, Same Belonging” resource pack includes:
A ready-to-use classroom presentation (PDF format)
A printable teacher guide with speaking notes, discussion questions, and activity ideas
Bonus: Printable posters and student worksheets (coming soon)
These resources are designed for Years 3–8 and are perfect for use during World Autism Month, neurodiversity week, or anytime you're talking about inclusion and empathy.