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SENCOs and SLT: Clarity Needed
Another ongoing SENCo issue is not having a say in key school decisions surrounding inclusion in our schools. Many SENCos Read More
School Holiday Workload: Why SENCOs Need Protection
It’s now September, and as we reflect back on the summer holiday period, many SENCOs are once again left questioning Read More
SENCo Support: 5 Years On – Urgent Call for Protected Time
In January 2020, the National SENCO Workload Survey Report (“The Time is Now: Addressing missed opportunities for special educational needs Read More
SENDCOs Who Have ADHD: Ideas To Combat Overwhelm
By Lisa Christopher Lisa has collated comments from research on social media platforms to form this helpful range of strategies Read More
What Makes a Sweary SENCo? Volume 1
10 Witty (but Worryingly Honest) reasons which highlight our current challenges. Each week, I ask SENCos in my Facebook Group Read More
Reasonable Adjustments For Our Pupils With Autism
The back to basics approach by Rebecca Clapcott (Awesome Archie Non-Profit). Over the last 4 years of supporting local mainstream Read More
SENCo CPD: A lot about a little or a little about a lot?
To be a good Primary SENCo do you need to know a lot about a little or a little about Read More
Bridging Knowledge Gaps In SEND Education With Journal Clubs
Could journal clubs be the way forward? I recently had the incredible opportunity to be part of a ground-breaking project Read More
Dyslexia Friendly Classrooms
How do your classroom practices align with these straightforward adjustments? Would you consider your classroom to be dyslexia and literacy Read More