DISCLOSURE POLICY
Last Updated: October 2026
Teaching Autism believes in transparency with our readers, customers and community.
This Disclosure Policy explains how Teaching Autism may earn income from teachingautism.co.uk and other Teaching Autism content, including advertising, affiliate links, sponsorships, gifted products, partnerships and promotional content.
1. ABOUT TEACHING AUTISM
Teaching Autism creates and publishes educational content, resources, recommendations, reviews and other information for educators, professionals, parents and caregivers.
Teaching Autism is a commercial business. We may earn income from the website and from products, services, advertising, affiliate relationships, sponsorships and other commercial activities.
2. ADVERTISING
Teachingautism.co.uk displays advertising.
Teaching Autism works with Raptive to display advertising on the website. Teaching Autism may receive income as a result of advertisements displayed to visitors.
The presence of an advertisement on Teaching Autism does not mean that we personally recommend or endorse the advertised company, product or service.
Advertising partners may use cookies and similar technologies. Please see our Privacy Policy and cookie information for further details about advertising and data use.
3. AFFILIATE LINKS
Teaching Autism may participate in affiliate programs.
Some links on teachingautism.co.uk, in emails, on social media, or in other Teaching Autism content may be affiliate links.
This means that if you click an affiliate link and make a purchase, Teaching Autism may receive a commission or other benefit at no additional cost to you.
Where appropriate, we will identify affiliate links or affiliate content in accordance with applicable advertising requirements.
The use of an affiliate link does not affect the price you pay unless expressly stated otherwise.
4. PRODUCT RECOMMENDATIONS
Teaching Autism may recommend products, services, websites, resources, software, books, educational materials or other items.
Recommendations reflect our genuine views and experiences at the time the content is created.
Receiving affiliate commission or another commercial benefit does not guarantee a positive review or recommendation.
We aim to recommend products and services that we believe may be useful or relevant to our audience.
However, individual experiences may vary, and you should make your own decision about whether a product or service is suitable for you.
5. SPONSORED CONTENT & PAID PARTNERSHIPS
Teaching Autism may occasionally work with brands, businesses or organizations on sponsored content, paid partnerships, advertisements or other commercial collaborations.
We may receive financial compensation for creating or publishing this content.
Where content has been sponsored or forms part of a paid commercial relationship, we will clearly disclose this where required.
Payment for sponsored content does not automatically mean that we endorse every aspect of a company, brand, product or service.
6. GIFTED PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Teaching Autism may occasionally receive products, services, subscriptions, event access or other items free of charge or at a discounted rate.
Where a gifted product or other commercial relationship is relevant to content we publish, we will disclose this where appropriate.
Receiving a product or service free of charge does not guarantee positive coverage.
Our opinions remain our own.
7. SOCIAL MEDIA
This Disclosure Policy also applies, where relevant, to Teaching Autism content published on social media and other third-party platforms.
Where a social media post, video, story or other piece of content constitutes advertising or forms part of a commercial relationship, we will use an appropriate disclosure such as “Ad”, “Advert”, “Advertisement”, or another clear disclosure as appropriate.
Where applicable, we may also identify gifted products, affiliate links or other commercial relationships.
8. OUR OWN PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Teaching Autism creates and sells its own products and services, which may include:
- Educational resources
- Printable and digital teaching materials
- Resource bundles
- Memberships and subscriptions
- Courses
- Training
- Professional development
- Other Teaching Autism products and services
Content on teachingautism.co.uk, in Teaching Autism emails, or on Teaching Autism social media may promote these products and services.
Any statements about our own products reflect the information available to us at the time of publication.
9. THIRD-PARTY MARKETPLACES
Teaching Autism may sell or promote products through third-party websites and marketplaces.
We may link to our own products or storefronts on these platforms.
Teaching Autism may receive income when customers purchase our products through these marketplaces.
Third-party marketplaces operate under their own terms, policies and procedures.
10. REVIEWS & OPINIONS
Unless otherwise stated, opinions expressed by Teaching Autism are our own.
We aim to provide genuine opinions about products and services we discuss.
A commercial relationship, affiliate arrangement, gifted product or sponsorship does not guarantee a positive opinion.
Experiences and results can differ between individuals, classrooms, students and settings.
11. PRODUCT CLAIMS & THIRD-PARTY INFORMATION
Teaching Autism may discuss information supplied by manufacturers, service providers, retailers or other third parties.
We make reasonable efforts to provide accurate information, but products, prices, specifications, availability and other details can change.
Any specific claim, statistic, specification or representation concerning a third-party product or service should be verified with the relevant manufacturer, retailer or service provider where important to your purchasing decision.
12. PROFESSIONAL & EDUCATIONAL CONTENT
Teaching Autism provides educational information and resources based on our knowledge, professional experience and content-development work.
Content published by Teaching Autism is provided for general educational and informational purposes.
It should not replace individualized professional, medical, therapeutic, legal or other specialist advice where such advice is required.
Users remain responsible for determining whether a particular resource, strategy, product or recommendation is appropriate for their individual students, children, classrooms or circumstances.
13. COMMERCIAL RELATIONSHIPS
Teaching Autism may have commercial relationships with companies, brands, platforms, marketplaces or service providers mentioned within our content.
Where a relationship requires disclosure, we will aim to disclose it clearly and prominently so that readers can understand the commercial nature of the content before or when engaging with it.
14. TRANSPARENCY
Teaching Autism aims to maintain the trust of our audience.
Where we receive payment, commission, free products, services or another material benefit that may be relevant to content, we will disclose the relationship where required or appropriate.
Commercial relationships do not purchase a guaranteed positive opinion.
15. CHANGES TO THIS DISCLOSURE POLICY
We may update this Disclosure Policy from time to time to reflect changes to our business, advertising relationships, affiliate programs, partnerships, services or applicable requirements.
When we make changes, we will update the “Last Updated” date at the top of this page.
16. CONTACT US
If you have any questions about this Disclosure Policy or a commercial relationship relating to Teaching Autism content, please contact:
Teaching Autism
Email: contact@teachingautism.co.uk
Website: teachingautism.co.uk
Last Updated: October 2026