Tag: SEN
Sailing challenge for young people with SEN
Young people with special needs are being offered the opportunity to take part in specially organised sailing expeditions run by the Tall Ships Youth...
Early Years SEN results are “shocking”
Early Years Foundation Stage pupils with SEN are far less likely to achieve good development at school than their peers. Figures for 2009, released...
Call to accredit non-formal learning
Non-formal learning should receive official accreditation, according to national youth work charity UK Youth. With youth unemployment standing at nearly one million and with...
Attachment disorder in practice
Paul Gaffney, of the Association for Psychological Therapies, and Cheryl Liberati-Comiskey examine the role of attachment theory in understanding some of our most troubled children
Beating bullying: supporting children with disabilities and SEN
Matthew Dodd of the Council for Disabled Children examines anti-bullying legislation and advice, and explores the reality of bullying for today's SEN and disabled children
Mencap announces national spelling competition
Mencap is collaborating with Turner Broadcasting’s popular cartoon character, Ben 10, for it's sixteenth annual Spellathon. The national sponsored spelling competition aims to make...
School inspections to focus on SEN
The Government has announced plans to strengthen inspection law so schools are assessed on how they support children with SEN and disabilities.
Ed Balls, Secretary...
About SEN Magazine
SEN Magazine is a glossy, full colour magazine published every two months and packed full of interesting and authoritative features, news and articles covering...
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Neurodiversity and Education
The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...
