Inclusion

Dyslexia campaign offers free teacher training

One in five children are thought to be dyslexic and yet only 3% of schools screen all learners for the condition, meaning many are going unidentified.

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SEND: Ideas to ensure inclusion in the classroom

Headteacher Update's latest best practice conference offers practical advice and ideas to ensure effective inclusion and SEND support in the mainstream classroom – and the early bird offer ends this week!

Eight primary education resources for the new term

From spotting the signs of eating disorders and safeguarding support to behaviour guidance and online safety, here is our handy round-up of some of the latest resources and events relevant to primary education

Teacher Handbook: SEND – Embedding inclusive practice

A new handbook for teachers who support young people with SEN is advising on how to embed inclusive practice in the classroom and across the school.

Supporting pupils with acquired brain injury

Acquired brain injury (ABI) will affect an average of one child in every classroom.

Excellence in SEND: Nominations open for Nasen Awards 2021

Excellence and best practice in SEND education is once again being celebrated in the annual Nasen Awards.

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Scholarships offered for Masters in Inclusive Educational Leadership

Heads of years, SENCOs, current and aspiring school leaders are being offered significant scholarships for the popular post-graduate (PgDip or Masters) in Inclusive Educational Leadership.

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Professional guides: Autism, dyslexia & neurodiversity

Three professional guides for teachers focusing on additional support needs including autism, dyslexia and neurodiversity are now available.

SEND inclusion within primary RSE

Relationships and health education is a statutory requirement – for all pupils – from this month. Rachael Baker looks at what we must do to ensure our curriculum is inclusive for SEND learners and offers some resources, advice and ideas

Oak National Academy publishes SEN lessons and resources

Lessons and resources for pupils with additional needs have been published by the Oak National Academy to support home education during the lockdown.

Tes SEN Show 2019

The Tes SEN Show 2019 takes place on October 4 and 5 in London when the theme will focus on provision for children and young people with speech, language and communication needs

Resources for supporting pupils with M.E.

Resources have been published to help schools support children living with M.E.

The Tes SEN Show 2018: A focus on SEMH

The annual Tes SEN Show takes place on October 5 and 6 and will focus on social, emotional mental health. Head of content and chair of this year’s keynote panel discussion, Beverley Walters, looks at the CPD, seminars and other attractions on offer at the free event

Dyslexia campaign offers free teacher training

SEND: Ideas to ensure inclusion in the classroom

Eight primary education resources for the new term

Teacher Handbook: SEND – Embedding inclusive practice

Supporting pupils with acquired brain injury

Excellence in SEND: Nominations open for Nasen Awards 2021

Scholarships offered for Masters in Inclusive Educational Leadership

Professional guides: Autism, dyslexia & neurodiversity

SEND inclusion within primary RSE

Oak National Academy publishes SEN lessons and resources

Tes SEN Show 2019

Resources for supporting pupils with M.E.

The Tes SEN Show 2018: A focus on SEMH

Excellence in SEN

Calling all SEN professionals

RESOURCE: Supporting deaf children

BOOK REVIEW: Achievement for All