SEN Support Toolkit
5. Wider Guidance
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The local authority is here to support you in managing and meeting SEN needs in school. however, there are a wide range of resources which are available from other organisations and which constitute best practice. It is not our intention to replicate this guidance, but here we offer links for you to access it without the need to search in multiple locations. Suggestions for additional content are always welcomed. |
Do you have questions or queries?
Contact the SEN Support Line using this link.
Quick Links
Social, Emotional & Mental Health
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National Association for Special Needs (NASEN) |
The DfE preferred partner for SEN – resources, training and CPD. |
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Universal SEND Services |
A programme offering support to schools funded by the DfE. |
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Education Endowment Fund (EEF) |
Evidence based reports and evaluations including SEN. |
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The Children’s Commissioner for England |
Resources, commissioners reports and direct feedback from pupils. |
Homepage | Children's Commissioner for England (childrenscommissioner.gov.uk) |
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Family Information and Services Hub (including Local Offer) |
A place to find services and advice aimed at parents. |
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Council for Disabled Children |
The umbrella body for the disabled children’s sector including resources and e-learning. |
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Index for Inclusion |
A guide to school development led by inclusive values |
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International Bureau of Education (UNESCO) |
A resource pack for supporting inclusion and equity in education. |
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Anna Freud National Centre |
Resources, training and networks in relation to mental health. |
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Southampton University |
A toolkit on inclusion and use of Resourced Provision for children with SEN in mainstream schools |
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Networking Opportunities |
Places to share with other SENCos, to build knowledge and provide peer support. |
SEND
Network | An online community for SEND professionals (send-network.co.uk) |
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