This session delves into the critical role of parental engagement in planning successful transitions for learners with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

Transition can be a make-or-break moment for learners with SEND, from classroom moves and key stage shifts to the leap from primary to secondary and on to further education

This session offers a focused exploration of how inclusion is emerging within the early implementation of the new Ofsted framework.

This session will explore how to create and embed a culture of belonging and inclusion for pupils in school

Join us for a FREE discussion exploring the topic of anxiety and approaches to creating a supportive learning environment in secondary / FE settings. 

Every student’s sensory experience is shaped by the interactions between their body, the school environment and the occupations (tasks) they are asked to engage in

The second session digs deeper into what inclusion looks like when it is lived across a whole school. We will explore the reality that inclusion is rarely neat — it is relational, adaptive and sometimes messy.