'Neurodiversity' is an umbrella term which is used to describe people who have brains and thinking styles which work in a slightly different way to 'neurotypical' people.  It includes a wide range of differences such as autism, ADHD, ADD and Tourette's Syndrome.We believe that being neurodiverse provides our pupils with strengths that should be nurtured and challenges that should be effectively supported.  These conditions are recognised formally through a medical diagnosis from a paediatrician.