LEARN SEND Hub

This is a modular toolkit which can be accessed by all teaching assistants working with pupils with SEND in mainstream primary and secondary school settings.

ONLINE RECORDED SESSIONS AVAILABLE ON DEMAND FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 24/25

ONLINE ZOOM WEBINAR SESSIONS AVAILABLE DURING ACADEMIC YEAR 24/25

Equip yourself with the latest regional and national SEND updates and access research-informed documents to reflect on and implement best practices.

Equip yourself with the latest regional and national SEND updates and access research-informed documents to reflect on and implement best practices.

Build team confidence in behaviour support, apply de-escalation and crisis intervention strategies, and comprehend legal standards for using and documenting reasonable force.

Equip yourself with the latest regional and national SEND updates and access research-informed documents to reflect on and implement best practices.

This course equips individuals with simple de-escalation strategies and basic positive handling techniques to deal with challenging behaviour and encourage positive relationships.

This two-day paediatric First Aid course focuses on emergency scenarios that face those looking after young children and infants.

An opportunity to hear key updates around SEND, receive training and support from various SEND professionals, and network with Headteachers.

This is a modular toolkit which can be accessed by all teaching assistants working with pupils with SEND in mainstream primary and secondary school settings.

ONLINE RECORDED SESSIONS AVAILABLE ON DEMAND FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 24/25

NEW ONLINE MODULES FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 25/26

The Adaptive Teacher Pathway

Readiness to Learn: Approaches to Behaviour

SEND Network meeting @ LEARN

Supporting Speech Sounds Development

Lego Therapy: Using Lego play to support social skills

Equip yourself with the latest regional and national SEND updates and access research-informed documents to reflect on and implement best practices.

This course is written for staff supporting children with speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) in primary schools and special units.