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Upcoming events
Specialist Spotlight: Supporting sensory differences in the learning environment (Primary)
Dr Jamie Galpin, CPsychol, a founding member of Special Networks and a chartered Developmental Psychologist, has dedicated more than 20 years to the fields of inclusion, psychology, innovation, participation, and learning.
Specialist Spotlight: An introduction to teaching learners with physical needs (Primary)
The discussion will be hosted by Whole School SEND’s National Delivery Coordinator, Caroline Sutton-Reid, and everyone will be encouraged to join in, ask questions and share experiences.
Specialist Spotlight: Supporting sensory differences in the learning environment (Secondary / FE)
Dr Jamie Galpin, CPsychol, a founding member of Special Networks and a chartered Developmental Psychologist, has dedicated more than 20 years to the fields of inclusion, psychology, innovation, participation, and learning.
Embracing Inclusion: Supporting learners with Down Syndrome and other learning disabilities in the mainstream classroom
In the webinar, Sharon Smith will discuss how to work with families to support the inclusion of learning-disabled pupils, including those with the most complex needs, in a mainstream classroom.
Specialist Spotlight: An Introduction to speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) (Primary)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Primary settings.
Specialist Spotlight: Supporting the development of speech, language and communication skills (Primary)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Primary settings.
Specialist Spotlight: An Introduction to speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) (Secondary / FE)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Secondary / FE settings.
Specialist Spotlight: Creating a learning environment that supports speech, language and communication (Secondary / FE)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Secondary / FE settings.
Specialist Spotlight: Understanding behaviour as communication (Secondary / FE)
Featuring Sarah Johnson: Sarah Johnson has worked in education for the last nineteen years. As a qualified teacher, Sarah has enjoyed roles in mainstream schools, Pupil Referral Units, Alternative Provision and psychiatric in-patient services.
Specialist Spotlight: Creating a learning environment that supports speech, language and communication (Primary)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Primary settings.
Specialist Spotlight: Identifying and supporting speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) (Primary)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Primary settings.
Specialist Spotlight: Supporting the development of speech, language and communication skills (Secondary / FE)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Secondary / FE settings.
Specialist Spotlight: Identifying and supporting speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) (Secondary / FE)
Join us for a FREE discussion exploring speech, language and communication needs in Secondary / FE settings.
Specialist Spotlight: Understanding behaviour as communication (Primary)
Featuring Sarah Johnson: Sarah Johnson has worked in education for the last nineteen years. As a qualified teacher, Sarah has enjoyed roles in mainstream schools, Pupil Referral Units, Alternative Provision and psychiatric in-patient services.