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March 5: Making maths accessible: Teaching, curriculum and examination
Mathematics
The groups of children at 'elevated risk' of having unidentified SEND
SEND
National Pupil Premium Conference: An ABC for tackling the consequences of poverty
Pupil Premium and disadvantage
Assess, plan, do review: The graduated approach to SEN
SEND
How to look after your school's SENCO
SENCOs
PANS and PANDAS: Supporting affected pupils
Pupil wellbeing
Adaptive teaching (and assessment) to support SEND students
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SEN: A system in disarray, mired in red tape, and lacking funding
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A needs-led approach: Why we can’t wait for SEN diagnosis
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Quality first teaching: Strategies to support SEND pupils
Quality First Teaching
Mainstream schools get £740m to 'create specialist facilities' for SEND students
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Which students should go on the SEN register?
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