It is primarily characterized by "the co-existence of attentional problems and hyperactivity, with each behaviour occurring infrequently alone" and symptoms starting before seven years of age.
The three primary characteristics of ADHD are:
A child with ADHD will demonstrate a number of these behaviours when they are not age-appropriate.
Further help and support can be obtained from:
Introductory Brain Highways video on the effects of poor sensory integration, particularly proprioception.
This video demonstrates the difficulty level of concentration when someone has ADD/ADHD. This clip is exhausting to watch! - Make sure you use for staff training - a great …
In this webinar, Glenys Heap, Dyslexia Action's Director of CPD discusses the key issues related to learning difficulties frequently co-occurring with dyslexia such as dyspraxia, ADHD, etc.
Available from: Twinkl resources
Highly recommended This is a great site with great clear resources for Literacy, Numeracy, Assessment, Language, Rewards, Visual timetable, Curriculum areas
Taken from www.do2learn.com
Odeon Cinema in South Woodford/Stratford Cinema have Autism friendly screenings. Films will start on promptly with no adverts/trailers. Carers go free.
Ring for the next screening planned.
A UK wide charity providing advice, information and support to parents of all disabled children.
Here is a useful summary outlining who could apply and the criteria.
This specialist outreach support and consultancy service provides support for individual pupils in mainstream primary schools.
The outreach service works with pupils who have a range of significant language, social and learning needs.
Some pupils may have a statement of special educational needs, while others will have significant needs and working at school action plus.
The centre is also known as Loxford Hall Child and Familiy Consultation Centre.
The centre is operated in partnership with London Borough of Redbridge Children and Families Service and North East London Mental Health NHS Trust.
Age range of pupils they support: -> 18 yrs
Students they support: A child/ young person under 18 with relatively severe or complex emotional, behavioural or mental health difficutlies, appropriately screened prior to referral.
How to refer:
Referrals are accepted from professionals in health, education and children's services.
The centre specialises in helping families with children and young people with emotional, behavioural or relationship difficulties.
In the case of referrals from educational service, consultation should have taken place before the referral is made with the appropriate person from that service eg
Address: Redbridge CAMHS, Loxford Hall, Loxford Lane, Ilford, Essex, IG12PL
Support can be provided for students with:
SERC / Newbridge School
Barley Lane Campus, 258 Barley Lane
Goodmayes
Ilford, IG3 8XS
SERC is a service and information centre brought to you by Redbridge.
