Tag: SEMH
School attendance barriers for adopted and kinship children
Despite the challenges, there is much that schools can do to break down the barriers to attendance faced by the families and ensure that...
The Behaviour Toolbag:
Practical Strategies & Interventions
John Murray has many years experience of working in schools, and various agencies, including a special school for children experiencing social,...
How’s your day been?
Dr Michelle Garnett and Professor Tony Attwood look at some of the common challenges facing autistic children and teenagers.
How's your day been? Uplifting? Hilarious?...
SEN131 : July/August 2024
Read SEN Magazine SEN131 : Jul/Aug here
There are too many excellent articles in this issue to summarise them all in this brief introduction, so...
Point of view: The system is failing
Children and young people with special needs are being failed by the current system, writes Pooja Sharma.
Thousands are without a school place that meets...
Our Rainbow Room
No two days are ever the same in the Rainbow Room, writes Lisa Pigg.
Primary schools are busy places. Each morning is a humdrum of...
RHSE planning and student vulnerabilities
Jenny Fox on ensuring pupils with SEND benefit from high quality teaching and resources.
Children and young people with special education needs and disabilities face...
Follow the evidence
Mary Taylor makes a plea for more effective emotional health support.
We have the evidence to help us to understand the importance of building emotional...
When the flower doesn’t bloom
When a flower doesn't bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower. Emma Mander champions a more nurturing approach to...
Brick by brick
Dr Gina Gomez de la Cuesta on building skills and learning through play.
Children's brains are designed to absorb information about their world through playful...
Book Reviews
Teaching & Learning Illuminated: The big ideas illustrated
This new publication from the authors of The Science of Learning takes complex ideas around teaching and learning and makes them easy to understand...
