Today we had the pleasure of hosting the University of Auckland's Glenis Wong-Toi and Dulcie Brake, who inspired us with their dedication to empowering neurodiverse learners. Their visit provided ELA’s teachers and student services staff with invaluable insights into the importance of creating inclusive learning environments. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn from their expertise and are looking forward to applying these principles to foster an atmosphere that celebrates and nurtures diversity.