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PDA Society Podcast · July 30 · 43 min

Accessibility for PDA pupils with The Access Hub

In this episode we're chatting to Kate Whittlesey and Pat McMahon from the Access Hub about what it really means for a PDA or neurodivergent child to access their education. They cover why a child being physically present in school doesn't always tell the whole story, and what schools can do to make learning genuinely accessible for every child, as well as what The Access Hub is and how it can help students, parents and schools. For information and guidance about your circumstances, you can get in touch with our support service through our website. Guest links: https://theaccesshub.co.uk/

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In this episode we're chatting to Kate Whittlesey and Pat McMahon from the Access Hub about what it really means for a PDA or neurodivergent child to access their education. They cover why a child being physically present in school doesn't always tell the whole story, and what schools can do to make learning genuinely accessible for every child, as well as what The Access Hub is and how it can help students, parents and schools. 

For information and guidance about your circumstances, you can get in touch with our support service through our website.


Guest links:

https://theaccesshub.co.uk/