For teachers and schools
Visual supports for every classroom
The Autism Kit gives teachers, teaching assistants and families the same calm, simple visual supports for autistic pupils ages 1 to 12. Tell us about your school and we'll help you get started.
Visual timetables and now-and-next boards
Show pupils what's happening now and next, with pictures or photos of your own classroom.
The same supports at home
Families can use the same pictures and routines at home, so pupils see one consistent system.
Works offline
On the playground, on trips and in rooms with patchy Wi-Fi. No ads, ever.
Data stays on the device
Children's routines and photos stay on the iPad or iPhone. We don't run a cloud database of children's data.
Free classroom pack
A visual timetable, now-and-next board, classroom token board, calm corner card, sensory break cards, transition cards, a social narrative template and a one-page pupil profile.
Download the PDF now, or get it by email with one useful classroom tip a week.
Privacy and procurement
Children's routines and photos stay on the device. We don't run a cloud database of children's data, and there are no ads.
We haven't completed NHS DTAC, the Data Security and Protection Toolkit or Cyber Essentials yet. If your organisation needs them, tell us what your process requires and we'll work through it with your team. In the US, we're happy to review your district's student data privacy agreement.
The Autism Kit is available in the App Store in the US, UK, Australia, Ireland, Canada and New Zealand. Your App Store shows the price in your currency.
Talk to us about your school
Schools, districts, councils, trusts and services: tell us what you need and we'll reply personally.
Guides for teachers and schools
- What accommodations go in a 504 plan for autism?
- How can schools pay for assistive technology for autistic students?
- How do I write assistive technology into an IEP?
- What is Attention Autism, and how is it used in the early years?
- What does an autism-friendly classroom layout look like?
- What do the Autism CRC national guidelines recommend for supporting autistic children?
- What is the Autism Education Trust, and how do schools use its frameworks?
- How do dentists, doctors and hairdressers make visits autism friendly?
- How can a business or venue become autism friendly?
- How can schools include autistic students in general education?
- How do I support autistic students at lunch, recess and other unstructured times?
- What should I do when an autistic student has a meltdown at school?
- How do I support autistic students in middle and high school?
- How do I support an autistic child in nursery or the early years (EYFS)?
- How do I support an autistic child in preschool or pre-K?
- What should autism training for support workers cover?
- How do I make a calm corner in my classroom?
- How should a charity or service choose visual support tools?
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