Author Sally Gardner on her own struggle with words and how we treat dyslexia
Author Sally Gardner has won multiple awards and sold over two million books in 22 languages – she also couldn't read until she was 14. Now she wants to talk about how we treat the one in ten with dyslexia
Going higher at The Moat Sixth Form
The Head of the new The Moat Sixth Form for young people with SEN discusses successes and challenges overcome in a uniquely testing year for students
Aatif Hassan: How dyslexic thinking shaped Cavendish Education
How dyslexic thinking shaped Cavendish Education, by Aatif Hassan
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…
How art therapy can help children with SEN
Absolutely Education explores how one art therapist is using virtual reality to help children with Special Educational Needs
The top SEN schools in the UK
Looking outside the mainstream for your child's education? Here are some of the top SEN schools in the UK to consider
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.
What’s wrong? Parent Practice expert talks us through a SEN diagnosis
Coming to terms with the fact that your child is wired differently can be hard, says a parenting expert
The Mind’s Eye | Shakespeare for children with autism
A pioneering theatre group is having remarkable results staging Shakespeare's plays with autistic children
