Gareth D Morewood is Director of Curriculum Support [SENCo] at Priestnall School, Stockport, a large comprehensive secondary school in the north-west of England, awarded an ‘Outstanding’ judgement by …
http://www.gdmorewood.com/page-resources-8.html Gareth D Morewood is Director of Curriculum Support [SENCo] at Priestnall School, Stockport, a large comprehensive secondary school in the north-west of England, awarded …
A really useful link to Rob Butler's website. He is an ASD Science teacher with a real interest in teaching Science to students who have SEN.Click on the 'Teaching …
Matt Grant has a website HumansNot Robots - a great site for all SENCO's especially Secondary ones. He has a great range of resources that are well worth a look …
Shahnaz Khan believes in working in an inclusive classroom, with activities appropriately differentiated. In this programme, we see how she works with her KS1 class at Bangabandhu Primary School, in …
Teaching staff and a SENCO at Kingston Park Primary School, in Newcastle, show how a new system of measuring attainment, called P-Scales, works. It's likely that from 2007 teachers working with …
At Manor Primary School, Year 5 class teacher Carol Hardwicke uses a number of strategies to help statemented ADHD pupils. These strategies have also proven beneficial to the rest of the …
Although produced by Down's Syndrome Education Online- this link has a good collection of methods and examples of differentiation that could be used for all areas of SEN. Photo's of …
Follow history teacher James Rebbitt, at Whitmore Secondary School, Harrow, as he structures a lesson for a wide range of achievement within the class. James has pupils with statements of …
Highly recommended as a first stop as this link provides summaries of advice divided into age ranges 0-5 yrs, 5-11 yrs and teenagers linked to; * Development Overviews * Speech and …
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