Tag: SEND
In case you missed it
ICYMI—a selection of stories from the press and social media.
Scotland: 43% ASN 'unsustainable'
England: PINS evaluation continues until March
England: "Classrooms a Victorian would recognise"
England: Free...
Councils in England call for ‘radical’ means testing of Send school...
Demand is rising at unsustainable rate and could cost £3.4bn by 2030-31, local authorities warnCouncils in England call for ‘radical’ means testing of Send...
A taste for adventure
Outdoor adventure and residential activities are not a luxury—they are an essential part of learning and development, says Sean Day.
Outdoor activities teach essential skills,...
Give it a whirl
Dance is a vital, exhilarating and liberating activity, writes Laura Bowles, and it supports the holistic development of young people with SEND.
Dance has the...
The wrong trousers
Anaïs Lombard describes the hidden impact of the wrong clothes for sensory-sensitive kids.
Before I ever encountered the term Sensory Processing Disorder, I simply saw...
Neurodiversity in the Early Years:
Practical and Proven Strategies to Enable Neurodivergent Children to Thrive
Cheryl Warren is an Early Years SEND Specialist, founder of Aperion Training ( an international...
The Parent’s Guide to SEND
Supporting Your Child with Additional Needs at Home, School and Beyond
Gary Aubin is the author of The Lone SENDCO and is a qualified teacher...
Equity and empowerment
Vasilisa Svinareva makes the case for inclusive education for learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Focusing on primary schools, she explores formal diagnostic labels,...
Anything goes
Nadia Abdelaal on relaxed and chilled performances.
We make adaptations to the shows in order to make the auditorium a more comfortable environment for those...
PSHE: a force for good
Personal, Social Health and Economic Education (PSHE) should be seen as a core part of education for children with SEND not an optional extra,...
