Liz Haslam has taught children in early years and those with special needs for many years and is a specialist in working with children with profound disability and multi sensory impairment. At the present time, she supports children with learning needs at home using a multi-sensory approach and is also planning to write a book.

Sue Lobb (Left) and Liz Haslam (Right)

Sue Lobb is an established folk singer of repute. She began singing with her brother in folk clubs when she was young, then accompanied herself singing all over the midlands, building a reputation and a following. She has recorded four albums of traditional and modern folk songs. Sue is also a qualified teacher of adults.

Sally Slater has worked for over 30 years in the areas of learning disabilities, autism and challenging behaviour across child and adult services. She began her career in care homes and hospitals, then becoming an advisory teacher, a deputy head and a headteacher before setting up her own consultancy and training business in special needs in 2000.