ALICE HOYLE
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Alice Hoyle

Sense & Connect

Wellbeing & Sensory Education for young people.
Training and support for parents and professionals.

About Sense & Connect

Welcome.
Sense & Connect is the operating name for Alice Hoyle Wellbeing Education Consultant. Her two main areas of work being Sensory Inclusion (Sense) and Relationships, Sex and Health Education (Connect). This website aims to showcase the breadth and depth of her experience and her approach to wellbeing education. Please get in touch if you would like to find out more. 

Sense

  • Sensory Wellbeing and Welldoing for ALL (children & young people, parents & families, teachers and schools, employers, employees and workplaces)
  • Suporting schools to become Sensory Aware Schools.
  • Sensory awareness (including Sensuality) as a core element of what it means to be human. 
  • Common sense, creative and practical approaches to Sensory Inclusion and/or Relationships, Sex and Health Education.

Connect

  • Relationships education* for children and young people, parents and educators. (*RSHE- Relationships, Sex and Health Education I also call this Wellbeing Education)
  • Neuro-affirming approaches to support neurodivergent young people and adults to connect and thrive. 
  • Building networks of support, connection and collaboration for parents, teachers and employees.
  • Being open to connecting and collaborating on new ideas opportunities and connections ones especially that make neurodivergent brains zing!

About Me: Alice Hoyle BSc (Hons), PGCE (Cantab), MSc 

​I’m a Wellbeing Education Consultant specialising in all aspects of  Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSE) alongside sensory inclusion  and neurodivergence.

I am the author of 3 books- one for children about mental health, one for teachers full of activities to teach RSE and my latest book 
Becoming a Sensory-Aware School: A Toolkit to Develop a Whole School Approach for Sensory Wellbeing
is for schools to support a whole school approach to Sensory Awareness, Sensory Inclusion and Sensory Wellbeing. 
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I work with educators, young people, parents, schools, universities and companies across the country on various projects around their wellbeing, from mental health to gender equality to pupil voice, to sexual health to Sensory Wellbeing.  I am an experienced teacher, youth worker, trainer, writer, advocate and campaigner and people report how much value I add when they work with me. 

I am neurodivergent (ND) and I currently teach RSHE to neurodivegent pupils for an afternoon a week. I am a parent of 3 and our family is predominantly ND in various ways so I am well versed in the strengths and weakenesses of the SEND system. I founded RepreSENt and I actively campaign for change, particularly around schools meeting sensory needs. 

​Get in touch if you would like a chat about how we could work together, I always offer free 15 minute consultations to explore possible projects and signposting. You can book a chat here. 

Some of my current and former collaborations include:
Proud partner of:
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Former Project Co-Lead:
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Former Co-ordinator
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Co-Author of teaching and learning resources
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Author of teaching resource. National Welsh Resource pre new curriculum. 
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The image from my header is from my book Pretend Friends drawn by the incredibly talented Lauren Reis
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  • Home
  • Services
  • About Me
    • My Approach
  • Wellbeing Education
    • RSHE for Professionals >
      • Useful Resources
      • Object Based Learning
    • RSHE for Parents
    • RSHE Young People
    • Mental Wellbeing >
      • Pretend Friends
  • Sensory Inclusion
    • Sensory Wellbeing and Welldoing
    • Sensory Aware Schools
  • Testimonials
  • Contact