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Inclusive Education for Neurodiverse Learners 2025

Thu, 13 Feb 2025

Virtual, Online

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The SEND improvement plan sets out an ambition for an inclusive system that improves outcomes for all children, and it is estimated that between 15-20% of children and young people in the UK are neurodivergent. We also know that these students are more likely to have, poorer education outcomes than their peers, an increased prevalence of mental health concerns, lower rates of attendance and an increased rate of exclusion.

Join us for this full day conference to hear from experts in the field covering key topics to support you to create a more inclusive educational environment for your neurodiverse students. 

Who should attend?

SENCOs, Assistant SENCOs, Assistant Heads, Deputy Heads, Inclusion Leads, Teaching Assistants, and any other members of school staff working to improve the outcomes of neurodiverse learners.

This conference will enable you to:

  • Explore the implications of neurodiversity on teaching and learning

  • Highlight the importance of recognizing and normalizing variations in learning styles

  • Discuss the need for and methods of personalizing teaching to leverage the strengths of neurodiverse students

  • Illustrate what an inclusive culture within educational settings looks like

  • Identify common barriers to attendance for neurodiverse students and propose strategies for overcoming these challenges

  • Emphasize the importance of providing targeted support and facilitating a smooth return to school after absences

  • Outline the key features of a neurodivergent-friendly classroom environment

  • Recommend small, impactful changes that can create a more inclusive learning atmosphere

  • Understand the critical role of parents and caregivers in supporting neurodiverse learners

  • Offer best practices for engaging with parents and caregivers, including those who are neurodivergent, to foster better outcomes for students

  • Delve into the significance of adaptive teaching strategies in catering to the diverse needs of neurodiverse learners

  • Introduce a tiered approach to support, starting with high-quality teaching and supplemented by targeted interventions as needed

  • Shed light on the historical underrepresentation and unique challenges faced by neurodiverse girls and women

  • Discuss the importance of recognizing different presentations of neurodiversity in girls and the need for tailored interventions

  • Introduce effective strategies and interventions for supporting the emotional and psychological well-being of neurodiverse students

Fee Options

Virtual NHS, Schools, Care and Public Sector

£295.00

(£354.00)

Virtual Commercial organisations

£549.00

(£658.80)

(Prices in brackets include VAT)

Discounts

Additional delegate discount:

A discount of 15% will be applied to fees for any extra delegates.

Online discount:

A discount of 10% will be applied if you pay using the website.

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