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10 August 2026

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PDF, 2.86 MB

Support children in understanding that all brains work differently with this clear, child-friendly neurodiversity poster pack.

Designed for KS1 and KS2, this resource helps build an inclusive classroom culture by teaching children that differences in how we think, feel, and experience the world are normal and valuable.

What is this resource?

This poster pack introduces the idea that:

Everyone’s brain works differently
Some people experience the world in different ways
Different does not mean wrong

It helps children develop understanding, empathy, and respect for others.

What’s Included:
Neurodiversity overview poster
Autism understanding poster
ADHD understanding poster
Sensory differences poster
Clear, child-friendly language
Print-ready PDF format
Perfect for:
KS1 and KS2 classrooms
PSHE lessons
Inclusion and diversity teaching
Classroom displays
SEN awareness
Why this resource works:
Uses simple, accessible language for primary-aged children
Promotes empathy and acceptance
Supports inclusive classroom environments
Encourages positive discussions about differences
Regulation First Approach

This resource follows a regulation-first, strength-based approach, supporting children to understand differences without judgement and build a sense of belonging.

Use it for:
Classroom displays
Whole-class discussions
PSHE and wellbeing lessons
Assemblies
Neurodiversity and inclusion focus weeks

Part of the Neuro Support Hub range — practical, thoughtful resources that support real children in real classrooms.

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