To coincide with the start of a new school term, TreeHouse features in the current edition of SEN Magazine with an article called Academies and autism. The piece discusses the Government's new Academies programme and how children and young people with autism must not suffer at the hands of it.
In January 2010 TreeHouse received planning permission for a year round use sports pitch that will provide a safe on site location for outdoor sports curriculum activities.
On Thursday 19 August, TreeHouse was delighted to welcome a group of volunteers to our National Centre. Throughout the day they took part in a number of improvement activities in our Secondary School playground.
On Friday 13 August 2010, Susan Turner took to the skies and jumped 12,000ft from an aeroplane, in order to support children and young people with autism.
In January 2010 TreeHouse received planning permission for a year round use sports pitch that will provide a safe on site location for outdoor sports curriculum activities.
The Every Disabled Child Matters campaign has today published Making Disabled Children Matter Locally, a helpful guide for local campaigners to campaign effectively for better services for disabled children in their area.
TreeHouse has welcomed the steps the Government has taken through the Academies Act to help ensure that new Academies will work for children with special educational needs (SEN) such as autism – and will be working with the Government to ensure that commitments made are adhered to on the ground.
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