Conference Details

It is crucial for children with SEND that their needs are identified as early as possible. Giving them the support they require from the earliest stages, will help them achieve their full potential. This workshop is an introduction to SEND, what it is, legal obligations, different models of disability and how to create an inclusive environment for all and create effective partnerships that will benefit children in your setting who have SEND. The workshop is aimed at anyone involved in supporting children with SEND – this includes but is not limited to: Teachers, Teaching Assistants, Community, Voluntary and Charity Sector, Pastoral Support, Learning Mentors, Welfare Staff and others. This workshop aims to give practitioners supporting children and families with SEND, a basic understanding of how to best support them, how to ensure their environment is psychologically safe and their responsibilities towards the SEND child and family. As part of this workshop you will: • Identify key legislation and guidance for supporting children and families with SEND • Explore what is meant by a 'graduated approach' and know how this supports early identification of SEND • Know how to create SEND safe environments • Identify, and signpost to, external support networks and resources

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Riverbank CC Brieryfield Rd PR1 8SR
Thursday 21 November 2024 (09:30 to 14:30)

White Cross Neighbourhood Centre (The Arc),
Monday 16 December 2024 (09:30 to 14:30)

Union Street, Chorley, PR7 1EB
Tuesday 17 December 2024 (09:30 to 14:30)