Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Conference

Westminster Insight are delighted to announce the Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Conference, Broadcast Live in from our Central London Studio. The conference will be a full day event looking to provide in-depth insights from high profile public sector and government organisations such as Nasen, Whole School SEND, Achievement for All, Oxford Brookes University and many more. Delegates will have the opportunity to deep-dive into promoting learner’s mental health and emotional wellbeing as we emerge from the COVID-19 crisis and explore the innovative ways in which education, health and social care services have delivered remote learning, re-engaged with pupils and built resilience. Expert Speakers: • Professor Adam Boddison, Chief Executive, Nasen • Sonia Blandford, Founder and CEO, Achievement for All • Malcolm Reeve, National SEND Leader, Whole School SEND • Alistair Crawford, Director, St Martins and St Andrew’s Teaching Schools in Derby and Deputy Regio... Read more

Westminster Insight are delighted to announce the Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Conference, Broadcast Live in from our Central London Studio. The conference will be a full day event looking to provide in-depth insights from high profile public sector and government organisations such as Nasen, Whole School SEND, Achievement for All, Oxford Brookes University and many more. Delegates will have the opportunity to deep-dive into promoting learner’s mental health and emotional wellbeing as we emerge from the COVID-19 crisis and explore the innovative ways in which education, health and social care services have delivered remote learning, re-engaged with pupils and built resilience. Expert Speakers: • Professor Adam Boddison, Chief Executive, Nasen • Sonia Blandford, Founder and CEO, Achievement for All • Malcolm Reeve, National SEND Leader, Whole School SEND • Alistair Crawford, Director, St Martins and St Andrew’s Teaching Schools in Derby and Deputy Regional SEND Leader for the North & EMSYH, Whole School SEND • Professor Barry Carpenter CBE, OBE, PhD, Professor in Mental Health in Education, Oxford Brookes University • Orlaith Green, Educational Psychologist, Nottinghamshire County Council • Teresa Carroll, National Head of Inclusivity, Education and Training Foundation • Julie Greer, Headteacher, Cherbourg Primary School Key topics to expect: • An update on the SEND Review and Revisions to the SEND Code of Practice • Learning from the Covid crisis for educating children and young people with SEN - remote learning, reconnecting, recovery and resilience • Meeting requirements of the new Ofsted inspection framework and how to evidence SEND provision • Improving the mental health and wellbeing of SEND pupils and preventing exclusions To register or for more information visit: https://wminsgt.link/Evvnt Tickets https://go.evvnt.com/767798-2?pid=4868 Prices: Private Sector GBP 495.00 Central Government GBP 395.00 Local Government GBP 325.00 Emergency Services/NHS GBP 325.00 Higher Education GBP 325.00 Voluntary Sector/Not for Profit GBP 325.00 Time: 9:30 am - 3:40 pm