Prior's Court @ The Autism Show London, including a talk featuring Dame Stephanie Shirley

We're thrilled to announce our presence at this year's Autism Show London, and it's not just our regular appearance! Join us for an inspiring talk led by a newly recorded speech by Dame Stephanie Shirley, Prior's Court's Founding Patron, following live speeches by two of our senior leaders, CEO Ryan Campbell and Director of Learning Sue Piper.

Learning together: How our understanding of education for autistic children with high support needs has grown, and the decisions we all now face

Join Dame Stephanie, followed by Ryan Campbell and Sue Piper who will be presenting the talk in the Autism Matters Theatre at the event from 1pm to 1.40pm.

Prior's Court staff members will be at Stand C2 for the whole two days of the event.

Engage with us:

Drop by anytime to connect with our staff members at Stand C2. Discuss admissions to our School and Young Adult Provision, our training packages in the Structured Teaching methodology, or anything else you'd like to chat about.

Find out more about the show and book tickets

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