Visit the UK's leading special educational needs (SEN) show on 8 - 9 October 2021 and discover the tools, resources and support to empower young learners with SEN.
Get expert guidance in over 40 CPD-certified seminars
Enjoy free hands-on workshops from leading SEN advocates
The event of the year to keep up to date with the latest SEN support strategies. If you work with children or young people in this field, the Tes SEN Show is a must-attend event.
Paul Allard, ALS Tutor, Central Bedfordshire College
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I travelled from Ireland to attend the Tes SEN Show and would happily do so again. It was inspiring to meet so many people dedicated to their particular area of disability support. I would highly recommend attending the Tes SEN Show to any colleagues.
Tara O'Donovan, SNA, UrAbility
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Superb list of seminars at excellent value that covers a wide range of needs and interests at achievable and affordable prices.
Simon Tanner, Trust Director of SEND, Bohunt Educational Trust
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Networking with other professionals who understand your passion to improve education for children and young adults with SEN is an experience not to be missed. You come away from this show buzzing with ideas which you can't wait to try to implement in your own setting.
Dorit Raymond, Early Years Practitioner, Lions Trust
The Tes SEN Show has announced the launch of their brand-new national poetry competition for pupils in primary and secondary education to promote creative writing and conversation around SEND inclusion in the classroom.
With the UK now under greater restrictions and the government having paused the reintroduction of public events until March, MA Exhibitions, which owns and runs the Tes SEN Show, has taken the decision to postpone the Tes SEN Show from 8 - 9 January until 8 - 9 October 2021.
The Tes SEN Show has launched Tes SEN Show Virtual, the new free-to-attend event designed to bring together education professionals, leadership teams, and SEND advocates from across the globe for shared learning and networking within the virtual space.
Join Maxine Burns, Lead Speech and Language Advisor for I CAN, as she covers some key signs to watch out for in children which may indicate they are struggling to fully understand or express their reaction to change.