CE at Carson Street School

CE at Carson Street School Conductive Education (CE) a unique, holistic educational programme available at Carson Street School.

Conductive Education (CE) is a holistic system of education which views people with neurological conditions as a whole, integrating education, rehabilitation and learning into one unified approach. It was established by Professor AndrΓ‘s PetΕ‘ in Hungary in the 1940’s. He recognised that people with lifelong disabilities required a different learning model, hence the educational system. Neurological conditions create a wide range of developmental challenges which can involve areas of gross and fine movement, perception, cognition, social skills, emotional development, speech, language and communication. These in turn can significantly affect motivation, confidence and personality. Conductive Education enables those with a damaged central nervous system (CNS) to learn to overcome or reduce their disability. Although the disability can be defined, having a disability does not define the person. For further information about Conductive Education please visit our school website or contact: shona.ballantyne@education.wa.edu.au www.carsonst.wa.edu.au

Celebrating our students living with Angelman Syndrome πŸ’™
14/02/2026

Celebrating our students living with Angelman Syndrome πŸ’™

We recognise those two beautiful people! Join Kiind online for sessions. 🌈
13/02/2026

We recognise those two beautiful people! Join Kiind online for sessions. 🌈

Learn how Carers WA can support you along your caring journey πŸ’œ

Parents and carers raising children aged 0-18 years are invited to join Kiind online for our upcoming Virtual MyTime! This session will be facilitated by Kiind and joined by, Elissa Currie, from Carers WA.

Carers WA is a not-for-profit, community-based organisation dedicated to improving the lives of family and friend carers living in Western Australia. They support the empowerment and wellbeing of carers through a range of innovative programs, services and advocacy.

Come along to this session to learn how Carers WA can support you in your caring role. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and connect with other parents and carers in a welcoming and inclusive space.

Date: Friday, 20 February 2026
Time: 10am - 11:30am AWST
Location: Online
Cost: Free

Take some time for yourself and register today!

Follow the link to register: https://bit.ly/3Nmbi35

Thank you Kiind for sharing. Information on Thrive for students living with Autism. 🌈
10/02/2026

Thank you Kiind for sharing. Information on Thrive for students living with Autism. 🌈

Don't miss this Friday's Thriving Kids webinar!

Kiind, as part of the Child and Family Disability Alliance (CaFDA), is bringing the Thriving Kids webinar to parents and carers this Friday.

This information-focused webinar will unpack the Thriving Kids Advisory Group report. Attendees will hear from three members of the Thriving Kids Advisory Group who’ll share clear, factual information and practical examples to help make sense of the report and what it means for your family right now.

Date: Friday, 13 February 2025
Time: 11:30am AWST
Location: Online via Zoom
Cost: Free

Follow the link to register: https://bit.ly/4aFZjq7

04/02/2026

Thank you to our friends at Kiind for sharing. Please reach out if you require support of any type. Christa, school Chaplain, is always available with a listening ear, food parcels and delicious coffee. 🌈

Looking forward to seeing all of our wonderful students and families tomorrow for another year of fun and learning! πŸ₯³Goo...
01/02/2026

Looking forward to seeing all of our wonderful students and families tomorrow for another year of fun and learning! πŸ₯³
Good luck to those heading to high school, a new school or those who are starting their school journey. 🌈

Our friends at Sensorium Theatre . Thanks for sharing 🌈
23/01/2026

Our friends at Sensorium Theatre . Thanks for sharing 🌈

✨BOOKINGS OPEN NOW

Cinewonders β€” relaxed film sessions for all kids β€” especially our sensory superstars!

Perth Festival is once again partnering with Sensorium Theatre to present a series of relaxed, inclusive film screenings designed for all children to enjoy the magic of the moviesβ€”especially kids with sensory needs.

These special sessions feature:
🌟 Low lighting
🌟 Lower sound levels
🌟 Freedom to move around
🌟 A breakout space
🌟 Sensory items to explore
🌟 An experienced performer hosting to keep the space warm, welcoming and supportive

It’s cinema… but kinder, calmer and very accessible.

Special relaxed sessions are taking place at Luna On SX, Fremantle and The Revival House, Como.

πŸ“… Tue 27 Jan, 10.30am – Luna On SX
Best of Annecy Animation for Kids
A colourful celebration of 10 short animated films from around the world β€” perfect for little film lovers who enjoy creativity, variety and great storytelling.

πŸ“… Thu 29 Jan & Sat 31 Jan, 10.30am – Luna On SX
The Songbirds’ Secret
A poetic family treasure made entirely from cut-paper animation. Magical, gentle and absolutely beautiful. (Live subtitle reading provided.)

πŸ“… Sun 8 Feb, 11am – The Revival House, Como
My Neighbour Totoro
An animated classic! Follow sisters Satsuki and Mei as they meet forest spirits, discover new worlds and settle into their new home. Wonder, whimsy and warm fuzzies guaranteed.

If you’ve been looking for a film experience where kids can relax (or move and wiggle), feel supported β€” and just be themselves β€” these screenings are for you.
Bring the family, bring your comfort items, bring your joy β€” and we’ll bring the magic. 🍿

Visit https://www.perthfestival.com.au/program/season-2026/cine-wonders
to book now.

Tickets are $17-$20 and family packs are available.


Perth Festival

For those looking for post school options 🌈
11/01/2026

For those looking for post school options 🌈

Get your applications in quickly for this amazing opportunity! 🌈
08/01/2026

Get your applications in quickly for this amazing opportunity! 🌈

Something for everyone here!
07/01/2026

Something for everyone here!

Interesting! 🌈
28/11/2025

Interesting! 🌈

πŸ“’ New laws coming – Minister McAllister says:
πŸ› οΈ We must start using plans that are ready right now.
πŸ“œ I will soon share new laws to help fix big NDIS problems.
🀝 These laws will help keep the NDIS fair and safe.

🚨 Stronger rules and punishments
βš–οΈ We will make punishments tougher for people who do the wrong thing.
β›” This will stop people from breaking the NDIS laws.
πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ The NDIS boss will get more power to stop bad businesses and workers.
🚫 They can ban people who help NDIS providers get registered.
πŸ“£ The NDIS boss can stop tricky ads that lie or share wrong information.
βœ… These changes are smart and ready to start.

πŸ“† Fixing more over time
πŸ“ˆ We know even more changes are needed.
πŸ”§ We want a system that is easy to follow.
🚫 We want it to be very hard to break the rules.
πŸ’Έ We want to stop NDIS money from going to the wrong people.
πŸ•΅οΈ We want to catch big rule-breakers.
⛓️ We want people who do the wrong thing to know they will be caught.

🚫 No more cheating
❌ We will stop people from cheating the NDIS.
πŸ’° We will stop secret paybacks and sneaky help.
🀝 The NDIS must help disabled people, not make others rich.
πŸ’” When people cheat the NDIS, they often hurt disabled people too.
πŸ›‘οΈ We want to keep people with disability safe and strong.

Made easy by Make it Easy www.makeiteasy.com.au

From Minister Jenny McAllister speech to the McKell Institute on 11th November is at: https://www.health.gov.au/ministers/senator-the-hon-jenny-mcallister/media/speech-from-minister-mcallister-mckell-institute-11-november-2025

Pic desc: A headshot picture of Senator the Hon Jenny McAllister, Minister for the NDIS. She has a short haircut, is smiling and wearing a red jacket.

Have your say 🌈
21/11/2025

Have your say 🌈

πŸ“’Have your say on the future of individual disability advocacy in Australia.

Disability advocacy helps to defend the rights of people with disability.

We know from the Disability Royal Commission that disability advocacy supports need to be easier to use and access.

We want to hear from you about how we can make it better.

We want to hear from:
βœ…people with disability
βœ…families, carers and supporters
βœ…advocates and service providers.

Accessible formats like Easy Read and Auslan are available to support your participation.

πŸ“†The consultation is open until 16 January 2026.

For more information, see the comments below. πŸ‘‡

It was a pleasure and a privilege working alongside our colleagues at Future Footprints Conductive Education, South Aust...
21/11/2025

It was a pleasure and a privilege working alongside our colleagues at Future Footprints Conductive Education, South Australia to present again this year. It is an honour to represent our states and Australia on the world stage. Congratulations and thanks go to our colleagues who also presented very informative insights to their work within CE. It was so interesting to hear how similar our experiences were, regardless of where we were based. 🌈

Andras Peto Faculty of Semmelweis University thank you for the opportunity ✨ Had a fabulous time presenting at the International Conductor Day Conference with Gabi, representing FF with our lovely friend Shona from Western Australia. Thank you for all the interesting and informative talks, such an inspiring experience!
CE at Carson Street School



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