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nasen - Helping everyone achieve

nasen is the leading organisation in the UK which aims to promote the education, training, advancement and development of all those with special and additional support needs
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Whole School SEND: working together to improve provision for children and young people with SEND
Early Bird tickets for nasen Live 2019 are now available

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Opening up the world of SEND

Welcome to the SEND Gateway, an online portal offering education professionals free, easy access to high quality information, resources and training for meeting the needs of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)
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Welcome to the SEND Gateway hosted by nasen - the one-stop shop for all things SEND

Whole School SEND

The Whole School SEND Consortium brings together schools, organisations and individuals who are committed to ensuring that every child and young person with SEND can achieve their potential at school.

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What works?

Find out what works for children and young people with SEND, with research and resources structured around the four broad areas of need.
The SENCO Forum

The SENCO Forum is an independent community of people, mainly education professionals, with a particular interest in special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Publishers

A new FREE resource has been added onto the SEND Gateway from publishers @Griffin_OT "Introduction to Sensory Processing Disorder" download the training resource today!

@send_gateway 09 Apr
FREE EVENT TODAY IN CARDIFF: Understanding Childhood Acquired Brain Injury Workshop #Cardiff #childbrainjuries #brain #seminar pic.twitter.com/k7Mk0TylWq

@send_gateway 21 Mar
NEW RESOURCE available on the SEND Gateway all about helping #dyspraxic children to improve their motor skills and enjoy sports. #SEND #freebie #resources #education #SEND Thank you to the University of Exeter for this wonderful resource. https://www.sendgateway.org.uk/r/resource-to-help-dyspraxic-children-improve-their-motor-skills-and-enjoy-sports.html … pic.twitter.com/60gtkVdt23

@send_gateway 15 Mar

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