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Supporting disabled children in sport

Want to encourage your disabled students in sport? Godfrey Hall has a number of ideas and sources of support for schools in doing so

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Low incidence special educational needs

SENCO Week discusses low incidence special educational needs — those with significant difficulties and/or disablities which affect only a small number of children

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Supporting pupils with sensory and physical difficulties

SENCO Week provides information to help you support pupils with physical or sensory difficulties and outlines the role of the Disability Discrimination Act read more

One in five children have some sort of hearing impairment + Help Sheet 4

SENCO Week explains the tell-tale signs of hearing impairment and introduces some support strategies. Also included is SENCO Helpsheet 4 on medical conditions. read more

Supporting children with visual impairments

Here are some useful reminders about making good provision for pupils with visual impairments

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Provision for pupils with severe learning difficulties (SLD)

Special education consultant Michael Farrell considers provision for pupils with severe learning difficulties (SLD) read more

Orthopaedic impairments and motor disorders

Special education consultant Michael Farrell considers provision for pupils with orthopaedic impairments and motor disorders read more

Apraxia

Developmental verbal apraxia is the inability to coordinate the lip, tongue and throat muscles in order to form sounds into words

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Moderate learning difficulties (MLD)

Children with moderate learning difficulties (also known as global learning difficulties) have a general developmental delay. They have difficulties with learning across all areas of the school curriculum

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Life-long communication problems?

Dr Diane Bebbington and Eileen Burke examine the effects of unsupported language difficulties. read more

Improving epilepsy awareness

A new survey draws attention to the lack of preparedness for dealing with epilepsy in schools. The survey was presented as part of National Epilepsy Week’s theme of ‘Educational challenges for children and younger people’. Epilepsy Action has also produced information and resources which SENCOs will find useful in advising colleagues. read more

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