Sue tells us all about the MAZE and what they offer families and children.

Anything is possible! Alex talks about her difficulties with her sight but how she has still gone on to use her talent.

Find out all about Michaels own book, 'Can't read, Can't write'. Michael shows us how anything is possible!

As educators we have a duty to talk to young people about discrimination and this episode discusses some powerful topics.

Anna talks about running a national autism charity along with the rewards and challenges that have come her way.

Different to a lot of our interviews so far but this is me and my friend talking about mental health. There is still a stigma, especially towards men, who admit that they struggle or feel low even though many of us have moments like this. Me and Liam talk about his role as a physio and the disparity between how we view physical health v mental health. We both had our struggles through school and we discuss why none of us felt confident enough to discuss our mental health. Liam goes into deeper detail about his own anxiety and depression while trying to manage this through his everyday life. We finish by discussing the pressures of society and how every struggle is individual both mental and physical.

Many i children i know see their autism not as a disability but as a superpower!

This interview brings us to Peterborough where we hear about the great work of the Access Champions.

We hear all about the role of becoming a SENCO in a mainstream school but the challenges faced when there is a lack of funding.

What's it like to be a child with type 1 diabetes? How has covid-19 affected his every day life?