How this website will benefit you...

nochildismissed.org is the sibling website to the book No Child is Missed, No Child Misses Out by Hannah Moloney. Both the book and this website are designed to help you make your school a better place. Packed with tons of advice, expertise and free resources to help you identify the needs of the children and young people in your setting - and meet them, this website is a go-to resource you'll want to keep coming back to. If you're committed to inclusion and belonging, take a look around...

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...the ultimate guide to screening

A simple step-by-step guide to help you identify children's needs quickly and get better outcomes.

No need to rely only on costly external professionals or wait months and months whilst children are struggling.

Using the tools and framework covered in the book, you will have a clear plan for what to do.

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Use evidence-based, free screening tools that take minutes to use.

Screening tests cover key psychological dimensions for learning and wellbeing, as well as some of the most common challenges experienced by pupils in school.

Find much-needed answers and generate your own plan for how to make a difference to the children in your care.

Use this plan for any number of pupils between the ages of 3 to 18.

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