School Examples
The following guidance will help you in the submission of your example(s) of effective practice.
Example of Good Practice - Guidance
Submit examples of effective practice in the format that is easiest for you and potential users e.g. Word documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations and so on. Ideally you will be able to submit what you already have rather than preparing something specifically for submission.
To ensure that your example is as effective as possible, consider the following:
- information is concise as well as relevant and helpful
- the context of the example is clear e.g. why the work came about, who was involved, what you were trying to achieve
- evidence of impact should be included e.g. positive changes that have resulted from this work, the difference made for children and young people with SEND, any improvements in attainment and/or progress and so on
- next steps in light of the outcomes of the work carried out
- parent and child/young person’s voice included where possible
- reference to costs (if relevant)
- information about what did/not go well and any advice for others schools and settings
- would you understand the information if you had no prior knowledge of your context?
- do you have links to research which informed the rationale behind this practice?
Please be aware that your submission may be peer-reviewed by other SEND Gateway users. You will be able to add your own comments should you wish to do so.
nasen does not approve or endorse any of the examples published.
