Canary SEND

@canarysend.bsky.social

Neuroaffirming SEND advocacy & systems navigation

Kathleen Stock's piece on PDA didn't intend to land alongside a report on dead children. But arguments do political work whether or not that work is intended. Her son turned out fine. The children in the MWM investigation did not. www.canarysend.co.uk/canarysendbl...

A response to Kathleen Stock's Sunday Times piece on PDA — canary SEND

A response to Kathleen Stock's Sunday Times piece on PDA - and to the peer-reviewed research, and the report published the same morning, that her argument cannot survive.

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On the morning the Schools White Paper dropped, Measure What Matters published findings on 25 neurodivergent children who died after documented SEND failures. The same morning, the Government proposed removing the legal rights that should have protected them. www.canarysend.co.uk/canarysendbl...

The System Had The Tools - It Just Chose Not to Use Them — canary SEND

A response to the Measure What Matters report and the Schools White Paper - on children's deaths, systems-generated trauma, and what families can still do.

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Three arguments about what the White Paper gets wrong - on enforceability, shifting responsibility onto schools without funding to match, and on mainstream environments that were never built for some children’s nervous systems. www.canarysend.co.uk/canarysendbl...

Reform or Retreat? A Close Reading of the Schools White Paper — canary SEND

The Schools White Paper proposes replacing EHCPs for most children with Individual Support Plans. But what can families actually do when an ISP isn't delivered?

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The Schools White Paper was published yesterday. This is a first read- in what it actually proposed, what the funding amounts to when you do the maths, and where the gap is between what the paper says and what families in this system actually need (1/6)

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There is an increasing (and necessary) shift away from compliance-driven narratives and toward nervous system safety, relational care and identity. Frameworks that centre lived experience rather than behaviour control are long overdue!

Autistic Realms (Helen Edgar)@autisticrealms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

@neurohubcommunity.org and I are excited to announce that Re-Storying Autism has officially been published! Available on Kindle, PDF, Paperback, and On-Demand Video. Find out more here: neurohub.page/re-storyinga... #ReStoryingAutism #Autistic #Neurodiversity #ActuallyAutistic #AutismAcceptance

Promotional graphic for Re-Storying Autism on-demand video course and workbook, featuring the blue book with rainbow infinity symbol, a five-star Kelly Mahler recommendation, and the quote: “Helps build environments where Autistic people can live with more felt safety, dignity, and self-trust.” Out 16 Feb 2026.