Minerva’s Virtual Academy on meeting SEN needs with online education
Minerva Virtual Academy Principal Suzanne Lindley on why online education could help alleviate the high number of children with SEN who are missing from education
Slindon College on its strategy to assist learning focus
Adam Sharpe of West Sussex school Slindon College on its innovative Learning Energy initiative to support wellbeing and assist learning focus
Cavendish Education on effective use of AI in SEN settings
Koen Claeys of Cavendish Education, a family of specialist schools for neurodiverse young people, on the ways AI can support learning
Could art reduce School exclusions?
Could an art-based approach, incorporating established early years methods, offer a solution to rising school exclusions? We speak to academic Natasha Evans about how we give young people a creative voice and improve…
Pie shared – Jen Wallace’s heartwarming story about a boy who becomes a dinosaur
Jen Wallace's brilliant debut novel began life as family lore. Now readers everywhere can tuck into a hearty slice of Dinosaur Pie
Lego Brick Club – a game changer for neurodiverse children
Lego brick building clubs can be a game changer for neurodiverse children – helping them develop social skills, make friends and have a whole lot of fun
Abingdon House School on a maths positive approach to dyscalculia
Rory Vokes-Dudgeon, Headteacher at Abingdon House School, on the specific learning difficulty dyscalculia and how best to support students' maths learning
How to find the best school for your SEN child
When you have a child with special educational needs, finding the best school can be a difficult and emotional process. Cavendish Education is a small group of boarding and day schools around the UK with varying…
Special Educational Needs expert Bernadette John on SEN
Bernadette John, a SEN expert talks about what to do if you are concerned that your child has Special Educational Needs.