Supporting students with autism in the classroom
Autism is a common developmental disorder that affects how people communicate, interact with others and experience the world around them....

Autism is a common developmental disorder that affects how people communicate, interact with others and experience the world around them....
15th-21st is Learning Disability Week! And the theme for 2026 is ‘Do you see me?’ which is all about being...
Did you know that over 18 million people (approximately 1 in 3 adults) in the UK alone are deaf or...
As a teacher, aiding the growth of dyslexic learning is a great opportunity to help improve the attainment of one...
A Special Educational Needs (SEN) nursery is designed to provide specialised support for children with diverse learning needs and disabilities....
Supporting students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) requires more than just a passion for helping others – it demands a...
Teachers are dedicated to providing quality education for all students, including those with Special Educational Needs (SEN). One important aspect...
When it comes to hiring for SEN (Special Educational Needs) roles, asking the right questions is crucial to finding the...
In every UK school, there’s a qualified teacher known as a SENCO (A Special Educational Needs Coordinator) who ensures children...
The shortage of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) staff has become a critical challenge for schools across the UK....
Going through school with a hearing impairment or deafness can be a frustrating, isolating and ultimately unproductive experience for a...
With reports of SEND pupils being increasingly “pushed out” of mainstream schools and into special schools, we wanted to highlight...
What is SEND? SEND stands for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. SEND can affect a student’s ability to work at...
Sensory & Physical Needs When a child is born, we expect them to grow up to be able to move...
What is ADHD? ADHD stands for ‘attention deficit hyperactivity disorder’, and it is a condition that affects people’s behaviour. People...
This is the first in a series of guest blogs about the 4 areas of SEND. This article was produced...
An individual’s learning style is their naturally favoured way of taking on and retaining information. People don’t have a choice...
All our SEND schools provide person-centred education to children and young people who have Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)....
If you have an aspiration to work with children with special needs, then there’s likely to be a role for...
The attainment gap in both SEND and mainstream education between economically disadvantaged children and their peers is an education-wide issue...
Why are SEN teachers so important? A SEN teacher plays a vital role in a school. They enable pupils who...
Special Education Needs (SEN) is a legal term to define the needs of a child who has a difficulty or...
Teaching within SEND has numerous requirements for pupils with varied needs and disabilities. As such, the SEND sector has an...
SEND teaching assistants (TAs) and Learning Support Assistants (LSAs) help to support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. SEND...
CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, which is a multidisciplinary approach to the mental health of young...
What is the SEND Code of Practice? The SEND Code of Practice is the official guide for teachers who work...
How can Special Education be more rewarding? Teaching Special Education has become more and more popular in recent years, teachers...
Transitioning from mainstream to SEN There’s an increasing number of teachers moving from mainstream teaching to special education. This is...