Aimed at pupils in Years 7–11, this school presentation explains what chromosomes are, how they carry genetic information and the role they play in our bodies. It introduces key genetic concepts in a clear, age-appropriate way.
Welcome to our hub of school friendly resources designed to help children and young people understand the science and Angelman syndrome in an age appropriate, engaging way. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, teaching assistant, or young carer, these presentations are tailored to support learning and inclusion at every stage of education.
Each presentation includes slides and optional speaker notes, created in collaboration with families, educators, and professionals. You can use them to help classmates, peers, and school communities better understand Angelman syndrome and how they can be supportive friends.
Aimed at pupils in Years 7–11, this school presentation explains what chromosomes are, how they carry genetic information and the role they play in our bodies. It introduces key genetic concepts in a clear, age-appropriate way.
A friendly, age-appropriate introduction to Angelman syndrome, designed for children aged 4–6. This school presentation helps young pupils understand that everyone is different, encouraging kindness, friendship and inclusion through simple, accessible explanations.
A child-friendly information leaflet introducing Angelman syndrome, what it means and how it can affect everyday life. Designed to help schoolchildren understand differences, communicate with kindness and support classmates with Angelman syndrome, while highlighting the work of FAST UK.