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I am glad to hear it, especially that the other kids have developed some empathy towards him. It happened at the school my son was at too and many of the other parents said it was a privilege for their kids to have been schooled with my son. In many situations their behaviour did not change but...

Well I am not going to argue with her as I have no real idea of what she has to cope with, but it might be nice if she could go to a student union event occasionally where the chances of her having a meltdown were reduced because she knew that there would be no clapping at all. Just because she...

It is quite a leap by the OP that banning clapping at "democratic events" such as debates to try to include those in these events that would otherwise not attend, would automatically lead to banning clapping at football matches. Quiet zones are the answer at sporting events I would have...

There was a discussion about this on R5 earlier. The key word in the statement is "inclusive". It has nothing to do with political correctness. Many people, including autistic people, hate loud unexpected noises and will avoid attending events where that can happen. This is a way to try and get...