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Autism and Social Communication Team

The ASC Team support children and young people aged 3 – 25 with Autism or Social Communication Difficulties.

They work with the settings that the young people attend providing advice and support to those most closely involved in delivering their educational programmes and can also offer some time limited support to families and carers.

The Team currently support the delivery of Autism Education Trust (AET)  training in the Early Years on Wirral and will extend this to training for schools this academic year.

The ASC Team has 3 core staff- Amanda Roberts, Cathy Dawson and Karen Pinch and is managed by Sue Jamieson Quinn, Senior Educational Psychologist.

Due to COVID-19, the Team office is temporarily closed.  The Team is working remotely and can be contacted by phone or email.

ASC CONTACT FORM 

Request for further Involvement

Transition Training 

For information on the Autism Toolkit please read pages 93 to 101 of the attached link to the revised SEND Handbook and pages 142 to 147 for the Autism Threshold document.

Revised SEND Handbook

Coronavirus and UK schools closures – support and advice

Tools for homeschooling and transition back to school

ASC TEAM Service Delivery COVID 19

 

 

Contact Us

  • Hamilton Building, Conway Street, Birkenhead, UK
  • Please email
  • [email protected]
  • Sue Jamieson-Quinn
  • Senior Educational Psychologist

Special Education Need & Disability

Social Communication

Facilities and Accessibility

Disabled Parking

Lift

Wheelchair Accessible

Disabled Toilet

About this Listing

Funding Status: Council Service

Method of Referral: Via the school, setting or educational establishment attended

School Hours: Mon-Fri 0900-17.00 hours

Eligibility: ASC needs

Cost: N/A

Parking/Travel Information: No info given. Please contact the service provider.

Co-designed school:  No

How does somebody raise a concern about the school?: Through the Council Complaints Procedure

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