A smiling student and an adult teacher interact in a classroom setting, with a text overlay that reads, 'Schools fundraising'A smiling student and an adult teacher interact in a classroom setting, with a text overlay that reads, 'Schools fundraising'

World Autism Acceptance Month school resources

Our free school resources are designed to help teachers and pupils explore autism, celebrate difference, and promote inclusion. Whether you’re planning an assembly, a classroom discussion, or a whole-school project, these materials make it easy to get involved and make a meaningful impact.

Each pack includes engaging, age-appropriate activities that support understanding and empathy across Key Stages 1, 2, and 3 with dedicated materials for home learning.

From lesson plans and assembly slides to activity sheets, you’ll find everything you need to help your pupils learn about what it means to be autistic in a positive and supportive way.

Together, we can help create schools and communities where every pupil feels valued, understood and accepted.

For teachers and educators

Choose your resources below to start planning your school’s activities for World Autism Acceptance Month 2026.

Colourful cover of “World Autism Acceptance Month Practitioner Handbook” with icons and text on a blue background.
Practitioner pack
Flyer from National Autistic Society for World Autism Acceptance Month 2026 with tips and stats on autism.
Information for parents

Key stage 1:

Bright flyer for World Autism Acceptance Month (April 2026) by the National Autistic Society. Title: “Creative Activity: Classroom Inclusion Pledge.” Focus on promoting understanding, empathy, collaboration, and celebrating diversity in classrooms.

Classroom inclusion pledge

Key stage 2:

A bright educational worksheet titled “Activity worksheet: My Personal Inclusion Pledge” for World Autism Acceptance Month, April 2026.

Classroom inclusion pledge activity