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However, research examining autistic adolescents\u2019 friendships has tended to use methodologies inaccessible to children with complex communication and learning needs. We examined the friendship experiences of 12 autistic adolescents (aged 12\u201315\u2009years) with complex communication and learning needs who attended a specialist school. Using reflexive thematic analysis, we identified two themes. Within the first theme of \u2018reconceptualising friendship\u2019, the adolescents identified friends who evoked strong emotions and connection, without distinguishing between positive or negative interactions, or the standard boundaries of friendship. \u2018Friendships\u2019 with adults were also highlighted. Within the second theme of \u2018the context dependent nature of connection\u2019, the adolescents\u2019 descriptions of friendship communicated a preference for engagement via physical play in spaces that facilitated such interaction. 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We investigated the friendship experiences of 12 autistic adolescents, aged between 12 and 15\u2009years, who have complex communication and learning needs and attend a specialist school. By using methods that were adapted including visual resources, the children were able to share their views on friendship. Our two main findings were (1) children identified friends who evoked strong emotions and connection, without distinguishing between positive and negative interactions or the standard boundaries of friendship; and (2) children\u2019s descriptions of friendship communicated a preference for physical play in spaces that facilitated this. They also identified the need for space within structured settings. Our research gave the children the opportunity to identify their friends and express their preferences, offering important insights for future studies. 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