Tag: SLCN
The power of music and movement
From their earliest stages of life, music offers a powerful way for children to explore communication, interaction and self-expression, writes Natasha Bretten.
Music has long...
Issue 143 ● July August 2026
In this issue: Teaching with proverbs, Metacognition, Missing autism in girls, Yoga and Down Syndrome, SEND reforms, Dyslexia, Autism, Visual Impairment, SEN law, SEND...
Issue 142 ● May June 2026
In this issue: Girls who mask, Sensory triggers, Number sense, SEND & NEET, EdTech, Resilience, Inclusive classrooms, Number fluency, Dyscalculia, Support dogs, Masking, SLCN,...
PoV: online tutoring
These students are not struggling to learn, they are struggling to access learning, argues Jacqueline Anderson.
So, who are these students? They are children with...
SEND Strategies For the Primary Years:
Practical Ideas and Expert Advice To Use Pre-Diagnosis
Georgina Durrant is the founder of the award-winning The SEN Resources Blog, where she shares activities, advice...
Talking tech
Georgina Durrant on using EdTech to support speech, language and communication. With such a wealth of resources at our fingertips, we should use it.
When...
A drop in the ocean
Charity funding is partly offsetting the current dearth of direct, regular, speech and language therapy in schools, but it's a drop in the ocean,...
Twinkl Helps Educators Close the Attainment Gap with New Symbols App
Nasen-accredited Twinkl Symbols boosts communication skills for learners with SEND
To better support learners with SEND, Twinkl has added the newly updated Symbols app to...
SEN130 : May/June 2024
Read SEN Magazine SEN130 : Mar/Apr here
It’s an unsettling issue this time. UK politics has gone all weird, and policy-making has virtually stopped. Which...
Bridging the gap
Tia Papoutselou on transition issues for Y6 students with Speech, Language and Communication Need (SLCN)
The transition from primary to secondary school is challenging for...
