The National SENCO Workload Survey
The 2018 National SENCO workload survey is a joint research project between the NEU, nasen and Bath Spa University.
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Become a nasen member today!
Sign up for a nasen membership and provide all your teachers with access to useful practical SEND resources CPD and information at the click of a button.
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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!
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The SEND reforms: Who should do what?
Buy our guide 'The SEND reforms: Who should do what?' at a reduced price of £5. Order yours now while stocks last!
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TES Show 2018
Register Now! nasen are official partners of the TES Show, which provides SEN professionals with direct access to expert speakers, unrivalled CPD opportunities and the latest resources available to the sector.
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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
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nasen Awards 2018
The shortlisted entries for the nasen Awards have now been revealed!
What's new at nasen
News
Northern Ireland Advisory Group Vacancies
NEWS - 19 Sep 2018
We’re currently recruiting for a new NI Advisory Group.
Inclusive Alliance SEND CONFERENCE Friday 19th October 2018
NEWS - 11 Sep 2018
Inclusive Alliance Teaching School are passionate about working with all settings to ensure the best outcomes for pupils through their collaborations.
Hereward College is recruiting to its governing board
NEWS - 06 Sep 2018
Hereward College is a Further Education College with a specialist remit, aiming to provide education, training and employability for learners across a wide spectrum of disability and additional needs, with learners ranging in age from 16 - 25 years old.
nasen response to NAHT 'Empty Promises Report'
NEWS - 05 Sep 2018
The Empty Promises report published today by the NAHT (National Association of Headteachers) is a timely report that highlights a range of important issues. nasen (National Association for Special Educational Needs), welcomes the report and the opportunity to discuss how we can realise the vision of the SEND (Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities) Code of Practice 2015. There are three areas of the report that I would like to comment on further:
Events
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SEND Casework Award - London
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, 24 September 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.
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2 day Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) course
9:00 AM 8 October - 4:30 PM 9 October 2018 - (2 days)
nasen will be hosting a 2 day training course on Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) on the 8th and 9th October 2018 at Uncommon, London. Times for each day are as follows: Monday 8th October 9:00AM - 4:30PM and Tuesday 9th October 9:00AM - 4:30PM
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SEND Reviewer Training
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 8 October 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.
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SEND Casework Award - Manchester
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, 8 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.
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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.