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Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training

A two day training course for anyone working with, or caring for, children and young people - limited places available!
School and Academies Show 2018

nasen are official partners of the Schools & Academies Show, which brings together thousands of school leaders for direct access to Government and association leaders
nasen Live 2019

Grab your Early Bird Tickets now!
2019 Shine a Light Awards

Celebrating excellence and best practice in SLC provision for children and young people in the UK
SEND Casework Award - book your place for Nottingham!

This award provides training and accreditation for staff working on the frontline of SEND. Come and attend our training sessions in either Manchester,Nottingham or London.

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Accredited Early Years SENCO Award

NEWS - 16 Nov 2018

Would you like to achieve an accredited Early Years SENCO Award which is completely free in selected areas across England? Do you work in a Private, Voluntary or Independent Early Years setting? Would you like to develop your confidence and knowledge about effective SEND provision for the children in your care? We have an amazing opportunity for you!

Exam accommodations for Autistic Students

NEWS - 16 Nov 2018

GCSEs are a stressful and difficult for most students. Autistic students may face additional challenges, such as sensory overload and unclear or ambiguous questions and instructions.

Please Sign this Petition to Help Stop our Children's Mental Health Crisis

NEWS - 15 Nov 2018

Nasen are proud to be supporting the Above and Beyond Awards!

NEWS - 15 Nov 2018

nasen secure funding to provide significant support on SEND to early years settings and local authorities

NEWS - 14 Nov 2018

nasen is to receive £1.4 million from the Department for Education as part of their recent success in a bid to improve access and inclusion in early years.

SEND Casework Award - Nottingham

8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, 30 November 2018

This Award is the only on-the-job training and accreditation written specifically for those directly involved in SEND casework. To date more than 50 local authorities and 375 candidates nationally have participated in the Award.
Meeting the needs of every child: SEND for managers in PVIs - Birmingham

9:00 AM - 4:15 PM, 4 December 2018

What do managers and leaders in PVIs need to know about SEND? What is the role of the SENCO in a PVI? How can you promote effective inclusive practice in your setting? This one-day course will detail the context for supporting all children with SEND and then focus specifically on speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). Information will support you to consider what you need to know in order to meet the needs of all your children, work effectively with parents and offer high-quality provision. This free one-day training course is jointly delivered by nasen and I CAN, the children's communication charity.
Webinar - Working Effectively with Parents

3:45 PM - 4:45 PM, 5 December 2018

The SEND Code of Practice makes it clear that parents must play a central role in discussions and decisions regarding the provision made for their children. This will webinar will explore this role and some of the way that schools and parents can work effectively together.
SEND Reviewer Training

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 11 December 2018

Part, funded by the DfE, the SEND Review Guide was created with the purpose of empowering schools to improve their SEND provision. It is made up of a paper-based audit, examples of good practice, guidance on how to carry out a review of SEND provision and self-evaluation templates. The SEND Review Guide was created in partnership with over forty outstanding special and mainstream schools, parents/carers of children with SEND as well as organisations such as Contact, Ofsted, the CDC, IOE and the TSC.
Meeting the needs of every child: SEND for managers in PVIs - Liverpool

9:00 AM - 4:15 PM, 12 December 2018

What do managers and leaders in PVIs need to know about SEND? What is the role of the SENCO in a PVI? How can you promote effective inclusive practice in your setting? This one-day course will detail the context for supporting all children with SEND and then focus specifically on speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). Information will support you to consider what you need to know in order to meet the needs of all your children, work effectively with parents and offer high-quality provision. This free one-day training course is jointly delivered by nasen and I CAN, the children's communication charity.

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