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For Teachers and Schools

FASD School Support Toolkit

Free, practical tools to plan, deliver and review support for pupils with FASD or similar needs.
Practical, free tools for teachers, SENCOs, ALNCos and support staff working with pupils who have FASD, possible FASD or similar needs. Everything here is needs-led. You do not need a diagnosis to use it.
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Needs first, not labels
These tools do not diagnose or rule out FASD or any other condition. They are not clinical assessments. Support in school should be based on the pupil’s needs and does not depend on a diagnosis.

Interactive Tools

📝Classroom Support Plan Generator
Tick what you notice across ten areas and get an editable plan to download as PDF or Word. No identifiable information needed.

Open the generator
❓What Does This Behaviour Mean?
Choose a common classroom difficulty to see possible underlying needs, teaching approaches, adjustments, communication tips and when to seek more assessment.

Open the guide
🧭School Support Pathways
SEN support, ALN and additional support for learning in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and how these differ from safeguarding.

See the pathways

Printable Templates

🙋One-page pupil profile
Strengths, what is hard, what helps and signs of stress, on one page.

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✅Classroom adjustments checklist
Tick what is in place and what to discuss, across eight areas of school life.

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🗓️Visual timetable template
A blank picture timetable with a now and next strip.

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📨Home-school communication sheet
A simple daily or weekly sheet for two-way updates.

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🔁Support-plan review form
Review what is working, what is not and what to try next.

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More for Schools

🍎Classroom strategies
Quick strategies for the classroom and steps to take if you are concerned. Teachers and schools.
📄FASD: information for teachers
A one-page guide to share with colleagues. Download the teacher sheet (PDF).
👪For parents and carers
Point families to the School Advocacy Toolkit, which helps them prepare for meetings and ask for support.

Last reviewed: November 2026 by Dr Inyang Takon, Consultant Neurodevelopmental Paediatrician. For information only. This does not replace advice from professionals who know the pupil, or your school, local authority or health board policies.