WMS Disability Network

Neurodiversity Assessment & Support Resources for Educators About us Our Committee Completed & Ongoing Projects

Purpose

We undertake quality improvement projects, train faculty, advocate for accessibility, provide disability-related resources, push for curriculum updates, and contribute to collective learning.
Staff Network

There are multiple Staff Networks, including for Staff with Disabilities.
Helpful Guides

Here you'll find advice from other WMS students.
Specific Support

The Wellbeing Team have many support options for specific disabilities.
Disabled Students' Officer

The SU's Saul Harvey can discuss any disability-related issue affecting the wider University.
Supportive Staff

Meet the WMS staff in your Student Support Team.

What we do

Composed entirely of students, we work to improve the experience of our peers. Find out more

Email

Top Student Tip:

goblin.tools - collection of support tools and life hacks! Includes:

- Magic ToDo (breaks down tasks into actionable steps)
- Chef (suggests meals using input ingredients)
- and more

Free web app, 89p on iOS / Android

Bionic ReadingLink opens in a new window - accessible font

Quick links

About the Disability Network

Meet the Committee

Ongoing and Completed Projects

soon: Reasonable Adjustments Policy

Neurodiversity; Assessment & Support

; soon: Study Tips for Neurodiversity

Productivity Apps & SoftwareLink opens in a new window

Resources for Educators

WMS E ducator Guidance to Trauma-Informed Approache s

Resources

WMS Mental Health Self-HelpLink opens in a new window

ADHD Student ResourcesLink opens in a new window

WMS Software for Sensory DeficitsLink opens in a new window

MIND for StudentsLink opens in a new window

WMS Autism Student SupportLink opens in a new window

Dyslexia ShopLink opens in a new window - purchase equipment

Living with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

More information on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome