Practical SEND Support That Makes a Difference

Specialist support, structured interventions and practical resources for schools supporting neurodivergent learners.

NeuroKind London works alongside SENCOs, teachers and pastoral teams to provide practical, neurodiversity-affirming support that can be embedded into everyday school life.

From structured social communication interventions to observations, staff development and ready-to-use SEND resources, support is tailored around the needs of your learners and setting.

Qualified Teacher (QTS) • Neurodevelopmental Practitioner • 10+ Years SEND Experience • School-Based Practice

NeuroBuilders School Intervention

6- or 10-week structured intervention with baseline/outcome measurement.

School Observation & Consultation

Observation + recommendations + practical strategies.

Staff Training / CPD

Autism, ADHD, neuroaffirming practice, social communication, wellbeing.

SEND Resources

Ready-to-use interventions and teaching resources.

How NeuroKind Can Support Your School

NeuroBuilders™ School Intervention

Build communication. Confidence. Connection.

A structured LEGO®-based social communication intervention supporting learners to develop communication, collaboration, flexible thinking and confidence through purposeful group activities.

Schools can choose structured:

6-week Connect programme
or
10-week Thrive programme

Programmes can include:

Baseline assessment
Individual/group targets
Structured weekly sessions
Progress monitoring
Outcome measurement
End-of-programme summary/report

School Observation & Consultation

Understand what's happening — and what might help.

For learners experiencing barriers with communication, regulation, participation, relationships or accessing their learning.

Support can include:

In-school observation

Consultation with relevant staff

Identification of strengths and areas of need

Practical classroom strategies

Environmental recommendations

Visual and communication supports

Written recommendations

School observations are supportive and educational in nature and do not constitute a diagnostic assessment.

SEND Resources

Ready-to-use support for busy school teams.

Practical resources designed with real SEND classrooms in mind.

Lesson Bundles

Ready-to-teach SEND-friendly lessons and activities.

Intervention Packs

Structured resources for targeted individual and group support.

Pastoral & Wellbeing Tools

Resources supporting emotional literacy, regulation, reflection and relationships.

SEND Toolkits

Practical visuals, strategies and tools for everyday classroom use.

SEND Expertise Grounded in Real School Practice

NeuroKind London was founded by Halina Kaur Sekhon, a qualified teacher and Neurodevelopmental Practitioner with over 10 years' experience supporting neurodivergent children and young people.

Alongside specialist neurodevelopmental work, Halina has extensive experience working within SEND education and understands the realities schools face — limited time, competing demands, complex learner profiles and the need for strategies that are practical enough to use every day.

NeuroKind's approach combines professional knowledge with realistic, strengths-based support designed to work within real classrooms.

10+ Years SEND Experience| Qualified Teacher (QTS)| Neurodevelopmental Practitioner| Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach

Why Schools Work With NeuroKind

Bring NeuroBuilders™ Into Your School

A structured social communication programme where learners build more than LEGO® models — they build communication, collaboration, confidence and connection.

ASSESS

Baseline profile identifies strengths and areas for development.

PLAN

Meaningful targets guide the intervention.

BUILD

Structured collaborative sessions provide opportunities to practise skills.

MEASURE

Progress is reviewed and outcomes are captured.

Zones of Regulation- Ready to teach lesson bundles

Educational slide titled 'The ZONES of Regulation' with colorful brain diagram overlay. Left sidebar menu includes 'LO & Success Criteria', 'Video', 'Introducing the zones', 'Emotion sorting game', 'Scenario', and 'Whiteboard: Emotion Challenge.' Main text explains learning objectives and success criteria related to identifying and explaining emotions in different zones.
Chart introducing four emotional zones with criteria including feelings and body cues. Blue zone: sad, tired, bored, slow body, low energy. Green zone: calm, happy, focused, relaxed body, ready to learn. Yellow zone: excited, worried, frustrated, fast heart, wiggly body. Red zone: angry, furious, out of control, shouting, clenched fists.

Supports:

  • Emotional regulation

  • Self-awareness

  • Social understanding

Includes:

  • 6 lessons

  • PowerPoint slides

  • Visual resources

  • Worksheets