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School Now & Next Starter Bundle | Visual Routine Support for Autism, ADHD & SEN
School Now & Next Starter Bundle | Visual Routine Support for Autism, ADHD & SEN
Helping children feel confident about what comes next
For many neurodivergent children, the school day is full of transitions. Arriving at school, moving between lessons, changing activities or simply not knowing what happens next can all feel overwhelming.
The School Now & Next Starter Bundle provides simple, visual support to help children understand what they're doing now and what comes next, making daily routines feel more predictable and reducing anxiety around transitions.
Designed for use at school, nursery or at home, this durable visual schedule system helps children prepare for the day ahead while encouraging independence, communication and confidence. Compatible with the wider SEN Talk Tags visual schedule range, it's designed to be practical, portable and easy to adapt as routines change.
💜 Why Thrive Recommends It
At Thrive Creations, we only recommend products that we genuinely believe could make life a little easier for SEN families.
As both a former remedial teacher and SEN parent, I know how much calmer a child's day can feel when they know what's coming next. Something as simple as seeing today's routine visually can reduce uncertainty, ease transitions and help children feel more secure in unfamiliar situations.
Visual schedules aren't about removing flexibility - they're about giving children the confidence to navigate change with greater understanding.
Who might benefit from this bundle?
This visual routine bundle may be particularly helpful for children who:
- Find transitions challenging
- Thrive on routine and predictability
- Become anxious when plans change
- Benefit from visual communication
- Need support understanding the school day
- Are starting nursery or school
- Need additional reassurance during classroom routines
Features
- Durable visual Now & Next system
- Designed specifically for school routines
- Portable and easy to use throughout the day
- Compatible with the wider SEN Talk Tags visual schedule range
- Supports communication and independence
- Helps children understand what is happening now and what comes next
- Ideal for use at school, nursery or home
Perfect For
- Starting school
- Returning after school holidays
- Nursery transitions
- Classroom routines
- SEN support
- Home learning
- Building independence
Good to Know
Designed for: Home, school and nursery use
Compatible with: SEN Talk Tags visual schedule products
Portable: Easy to carry between home and school
Every Child Is Different
Every child approaches change differently. Some children adapt quickly, while others need extra reassurance and structure to feel confident.
Visual supports won't remove every challenge, but they can help children understand what to expect, making transitions feel calmer, more predictable and less overwhelming.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What is a Now & Next board?
A: A Now & Next board is a visual support that shows a child what they are doing now and what will happen next. Breaking routines into smaller, predictable steps can reduce anxiety and support smoother transitions.
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Q: Who is this bundle suitable for?
A: This bundle may benefit autistic children, children with ADHD, speech and language differences, Global Developmental Delay (GDD) and any child who benefits from visual routines and additional structure.
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Q: Can this be used at home as well as school?
A: Absolutely. Many families use visual schedules consistently across home and school to help children understand routines and create familiarity in different environments.
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Q: Why do visual schedules help?
A: Many neurodivergent children process visual information more easily than spoken instructions alone. Visual schedules provide a clear, consistent reminder of what to expect, helping reduce uncertainty and encourage independence.