Celebrate Neurodiversity Day by discovering the strengths that make us unique!

This ready-to-use Neurodiversity Day resource explores the theme of strengths, differences and celebrating what makes each of us special, while introducing children to inspiring famous people who have SEND or are neurodivergent.

Designed for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, this package gives you engaging, age-appropriate resources to help children understand that having a difference or disability can be part of who someone is — and that everyone has their own unique strengths.

What’s included:

Editable PowerPoint
Age-appropriate introduction to neurodiversity and individual strengths
Inspiring examples of famous people with SEND/neurodivergent profiles
Discussion questions and opportunities for reflection
Activities for Key Stage 1 and 2.

Everyone’s brain is different. Everyone has strengths. And being different doesn’t mean being less.

This resource is ideal for Neurodiversity Day, SEND awareness days, PSHE lessons or whole-school inclusion work, giving children positive role models while creating meaningful conversations about difference, strengths and acceptance.

Can also be purchased as part of ‘The Complete SEND Toolkit’ along with 2 other Neurodiversity Days and 9 other essential SEND resources: /teaching-resource/the-complete-primary-send-toolkit-13546228

*Please note that I use a lot of widget in my presentations and resources. I have obviously had to remove these due to copyright, so I have detailed in the documents where I used them and which images I used. Hopefully this is something you can then add back in :)