This webinar will provide senior leaders, designated safeguarding leads, teachers and teaching assistants with an insight into government guidance on Ofsted revisits and inspection of local area SEND provision, offering practical guidance on the processes involved so that schools can make preparations, where necessary.

This webinar will provide senior leaders, designated safeguarding leads, teachers and teaching assistants with an insight into government guidance on Ofsted revisits and inspection of local area SEND provision, offering practical guidance on the processes involved so that schools can make preparations, where necessary.

Webinar Duration: 56 minutes (approx.) This webinar will provide Teaching Assistants with advice and practical guidance on enhancing provision for pupils with SEND to foster independence, enhance access to learning and improve outcomes overall.

Webinar Duration: 50 minutes (approx.) This webinar will provide Teaching Assistants with advice and practical guidance on enhancing provision for pupils with SEND to foster independence, enhance access to learning and improve outcomes overall.

This webinar will provide headteachers, designated safeguarding leads (DSLs), mental health leads and all teaching staff with advice and practical guidance on fulfilling their statutory duties with regard to school exclusions for pupils with SEND, highlighting the requirement to put the child’s best interests at the core of any decisions.

This webinar will provide headteachers, designated safeguarding leads (DSLs), mental health leads and all teaching staff with advice and practical guidance on fulfilling their statutory duties with regard to school exclusions for pupils with SEND, highlighting the requirement to put the child’s best interests at the core of any decisions.

This webinar will provide headteachers, school leaders, SENCOs, teachers and teaching assistants with an insight into important considerations in supporting EAL pupils with SEND, including language and cultural barriers, highlighting ways schools can address pupils’ needs so that all, including the most disadvantaged, are given the opportunity to thrive.

This webinar will provide headteachers, school leaders, SENCOs, teachers and teaching assistants with an insight into important considerations in supporting EAL pupils with SEND, including language and cultural barriers, highlighting ways schools can address pupils’ needs so that all, including the most disadvantaged, are given the opportunity to thrive.

This webinar will provide headteachers, school leaders, teachers and teaching assistants with advice on adapting and implementing teaching and learning plans to meet the needs of individual pupils after a period of remote education.

This webinar will offer headteachers, school leaders, safeguarding leads, SENDCOs and teachers with an insight into strategies to provide essential support to vulnerable and disadvantaged pupils and identify those at risk upon their return to school after a period of remote education.

This webinar, in collaboration with nasen, (the National Association for Special Educational Needs) will offer headteachers, school leaders, SENCOs, teachers and teaching assistants with an effective approach to pupil assessment, identifying knowledge gaps and implementing catch-up programmes as pupils return to school after recurrent and prolonged periods of remote education.

This webinar will provide headteachers, SENDCos, subject leads, teachers and teaching assistants with practical advice and guidance on teaching children with SEND as part of their remote education provision.

This nasen (National Association for Special Educational Needs) webinar will provide school leaders, subject leads, curriculum leads and all teaching staff with practical advice and guidance on developing and embedding effective teaching practice for children with SEND.

In this webinar, Alex Grady, Education Officer for nasen, will explore the different areas of potential impact that children with SEND are likely to have experienced and what schools can do to ensure a smooth transition.

In this webinar, The National College will provide senior leaders, headteachers, curriculum and subject leads with practical advice and guidance on how schools can best prepare for a September return and successfully deliver DfE expectations on curriculum.

This webinar will provide school leaders, SENCOs, SEN teaching assistants and teachers working with children with SEND to understand how to conduct best practice SEND risk assessments.

This webinar will help you to understand what Ofsted will inspect around their current provision for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

This webinar will provide you with first-hand experience of how to support pupils with autism and overcome some of the common challenges schools may face.

This webinar, in collaboration with the National Children’s Bureau, will help DSLs, Deputy DSLs, SENCOs and school leaders responsible for safeguarding to understand the legal framework around safeguarding pupils with SEND and identifying methods of best practice.

In partnership with the Institute for Effective Education (IEE) Every month The National College provide the Institute for Effective Education’s ‘Best Evidence in Brief’ roundup in video format; focusing on stories with practical implications for schools and policy makers, including only high quality research from around the world.

This webinar will provide a guide to a variety of assessments which can be used to assess children with SEND covering cost implications, resource requirements and staffing needs.

This webinar is for school heads, SENCOs, SEN teaching assistants and teachers working directly with pupils with SEND. It will provide you with a description of the most common types of SEN in the classroom and offer practical strategies for support.

In this webinar we will discuss what the EIF 2019 would mean for special schools and SEND education providers.

In partnership with the Institute for Effective Education (IEE) Every month The National College provide the Institute for Effective Education’s ‘Best Evidence in Brief’ roundup in video format; focusing on stories with practical implications for schools and policy makers, including only high quality research from around the world.