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Survive and succeed in the role of SENCO in an era of change
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Why is this conference relevant?
As it stands, the SEN Green Paper stresses the importance of more thorough identification processes for SEND pupils along with the need for schools to implement quicker and more streamlined processes when it comes to administering assessments to children with multiple and complex needs. The Government response to the formal consultation of the Green Paper is imminent and 20 pathfinders are already in place nationwide.
With substantial changes occurring within SEN provision, are you aware of your new responsibilities?
What can I expect?
The SEN Green Paper & Achievement for All conference is a unique, not to be missed opportunity to understand the latest developments in the Green Paper and what these mean for your role as SENCO.
Return to your organisation knowing how to meet the new challenges of:
- Early Identification & Assessment: identify problems as they emerge through a robust system of early checks for pupils and implement reformed assessment processes for children with special educational needs
- Greater Parental Control: harness the involvement of parents/carers in their child’s education to encourage and support the highest aspirations
- Learning & Achieving: ensure progress is made by all SEN pupils in preparation for sharper accountability measures
- Greater Collaboration: utilise the power of partnership between schools and local services to improve consistency and flexibility
Why choose Optimus Education’s conferences?
“Focused, critical evaluation of current trends within the SENCO curriculum, with a ‘real world edge.” SENCO, Wrockwardine Wood Arts College
“A very informative day, offering time to reflect upon my personal practise and our schools position in regard to SEN.”
Assistant Head for Inclusion, Coteford-Junior School
“A great event that I will try to persuade my head to send me on every year!”
SENCO & Inclusion Manager, Ravenhurst Primary School