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Jean Gross, Communication Champion believes “Without help, a third of children with speech, language and communication difficulties could go on to have mental health problems and in one study, two thirds of young offenders had language problems”. Join nasen in developing effective strategies to support speech, language and communication at one of our communication conferences this autumn term.
Effective Communication Strategies – Primary click here.
Effective Communication Strategies – Secondary click here.
Nasen will be hosting the SEN information point at BETT and the Education Show in 2011.
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, JORSEN, 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)
Confronting Obstacles to Inclusion ? Book Launch, ISEC Conference
Link amended -A new book edited by Richard Rose, Confronting Obstacles to Inclusion was launched this month at the ISEC Conference in Belfast. ...
Nasen supported research on SEN provision
Special schools are suffering from a desperate shortage of teachers trained to deal with pupils with special needs.
Academies Act
The Academy Bill has now received Royal Assent and become the Academies Act. The Bill has been strengthened by two important sub-sections in ...
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