Understanding SEND training
As part of the SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disability) Reforms Programme, Education colleagues delivered a rolling programme of free training sessions throughout 2017 called Understanding SEND.
Who attended the training
The training was available to all professionals (apart from teachers who access separate training) working within health, social care, education and the voluntary sector who come into contact with children and young people who may have SEND.
What the training covered
The sessions described in detail the way in which children and young people with SEND have their needs identified and met and:
- provided an overview of the Local Offer
- informed participants of patterns and trends in SEND
- provided a clear understanding of SEND and the support available (myth busting)
Find out more
In this section you will find copies of the key PowerPoint presentation and handouts from the training:
- Understanding Special Educational Needs presentation slides (PDF) [1MB]
- Case studies for workforce training (PDF) [178KB]
- Examples of misinformation (PDF) [227KB]
- Understanding SEND: Glossary of terms (PDF) [118KB]
We also published answers to any 'Frequently Asked Questions' from the sessions on this page and updated them regularly.
- Understanding SEND training: frequently asked questions (PDF) [325KB] (updated Monday 3 April 2017)
You can find the information leaflets used at the training sessions on our How different needs are supported in schools page.
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