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The responsibilities placed on school leaders has never been greater than today. Developing inclusive school leaders therefore might at first glance appear to add another level of complexity but developing inclusive practice can reveal benefits for all learners, not just those with special or additional educational needs and disabilities. professional development section.
nasen promotes the development of children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) and supports those who work with them.
nasen is the premier special needs Association in the United Kingdom, organising local, regional and national activities throughout Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England. nasen activities are supported by its office team based at nasen House, Tamworth, Staffordshire. Find out more about nasen
nasen´s professional journals The British Journal of Special Education, Support For Learning and magazine Special are included in the price of subscription. Concessionary Rates for Individual Membership £39.00 (Students, TAs, Retired, Parents of a child with SEN, Unwaged)
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