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SENCo provides KS1 and KS2 special educational needs co-ordinators with useful ideas, practical guidance and thoughtful insights relating to SEND provision in primary schools.

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It’s long been the case that mainstream primary schools have a duty to include and properly support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities – yet it’s an area within our education system that continues to involve considerable complexity and the need for staff to be mindful of a wide range of issues.

Our contributors include prominent authors, academics and noted specialists in the field – people who can write knowledgeably and powerfully about the issues SENCos care about most.

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We also seek to feature the voices of parents, children and adults with experience of SEN, who can offer valuable perspectives of their own.

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What readers can expect from SENCo's pages

Practical advice

1 |Practical advice

Readers will find expert tips on how to provide appropriate support for pupils with a range of particular needs, ideas for engaging classroom activities and opportunities to learn from the SEN approaches being pursued by forward-thinking staff and schools across the country.

Informed commentary

2 |Informed commentary

From the hot topics of the day, to areas of ongoing debate, our contributors are able to explore a range of issues and developments relating to primary SEN provision with an experienced, critical eye.

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SENCo readers can find further writing on special educational needs at early years, primary and secondary level at Teachwire, alongside a diverse and growing repository of teaching resources.

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