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My sister, Grace, has severe autism. She is not conversational. Which means if you ask her, "Hey, Grace! How was your day?" She will probably not make eye…

We're now going pretty much weekly. A few taken a few weeks apart but in very different conditions. Archie gets very cross when we miss a week.

The words fantastic and summer are two that I never really expected to say together again. Summer holidays are typically hard work when you have a severely…

I had problems with my camera on Sunday. It was so hot that it kept steaming up when I took it in the sea but Breaking the Barrier [lifeworks-uk.org] is such a…

Biggish waves for Archie this weekend. There was a bit of a swell. I wasn't sure how he would react and half expected him to refuse to get on the board, but…

A late entry - but for Archie's birthday we arranged a surf lesson for all the boys. Joe did particularly well, especially as he was initially terrified - stood…

This is Ian, one of our students ( well, not technically OUR student since he belongs to the dance group ) from Autism Resource Center. He kinda forced me to…

Those are origami made by my CWTS2 group and Phillip, our only student for today. He is autistic, and non-verbal. But it surprised me how talented the boy is,…

We love this annual event. Surfable [lifeworks-uk.org] organised by Lifeworks is an annual surf camp for children with learning disabilities. They are able to…

Joseph my 8 year old has never been particularly keen on horses. He's always found them big and frightening and was really not very sure about going to Horse…

We've just spent a weekend at a Horse Boy camp. These are for children with autism and their families. We stayed in a yurt and the kids had a chance to spend…

My youngest son who is 5 likes to take care of his older severely autistic brother. In these photos we'd been for a long walk and my youngest suddenly became…

Number one son had an extra day off this half term, so we took a local train past his favourite bridge. You can see the excitement as the bridge comes into view…

I took the eldest to Bigbury. You can see Burgh Island in the background, with the distinctive and very lovely hotel. It was really windy, so we bought some…

Picture 1 shows number one son signing (his version) for an apple. We have to hide apples or he'll eat six in one sitting.
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