Check back here for the latest news regarding the Tes SEN Show, its speakers, sessions and sponsors.
Since 1992, the Tes SEN Show has been providing valuable insight to empower the SEN community and this year was certainly no exception.
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White Space Ltd, the publisher of the ever-popular reading and spelling software Wordshark, is pleased to announce the forthcoming release of Wordshark Online in early 2019.
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After 26 years in London, and due to increasing visitor demand, the Tes SEN Show is expanding in 2019 with the launch of an additional new event: Tes SEN North.
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Hear from Microsoft, who will be exhibiting the Tes SEN Show this Friday and Saturday as an exhibitor - find them on stand P19.
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Debbie Francis Early Intervention Programme (stand 78) is bringing Milo, the robot for autism, to the Tes SEN Show on 5 & 6 October!
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The 2018 National SENCO workload survey is a joint research project between The National Education Union (NEU), nasen and Bath Spa University. The purpose of the research is to explore how the role of the Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) is enacted in schools.
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The Tes SEN Show takes place on October 5 and 6 and will focus on issues relating to social, emotional and mental health (SEMH). SecEd, a specialist secondary education magazine, produced a show preview in liaison with Head of content and chair of this year’s keynote panel discussion, Beverley Walters, to look at the CPD and seminars on offer.
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Phonics is great for reading, but not for spelling. In order to be able to spell correctly you need to memorise how to spell every word. Phonics can’t help you decide if sheep should be spelled - sheep or sheap.
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The latest trials by Dyslexia Gold show playing Engaging Eyes improves reading, on average, by 12 months in 1 term.
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Wordshark is a powerful, highly adaptable tool for reading and spelling. For ages 5 to 15, it works across all abilities but is particularly well used with children that have Dyslexia, SEN & EAL.
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Jane Friswell, esteemed SEN expert and a Tes SEN Show speaker, will be answering your questions on Twitter. Join her on 4th September 2018 at 7pm to pose your questions and get instant answers.
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UK based company Yang For Young is looking forward to exhibiting at the TES SEN Show on the 5th and 6th October 2018. Yang For Young is delighted to offer all stand visitors 10% OFF its new tactile and interactive braille and alphabet learning tool – yangBrailler.
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All new comprehensive app to improve children’s reading and spelling skills, based on proven therapeutic concepts. Showcased on stand 221.
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Support from the Department for Education will increase the accessibility of the Autism Education Trust’s programme
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Hear from Tes SEN Show exhibitor Tapestry as they talk through their new assessment system, available to Tapestry accounts at no extra cost!
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Funky Feet Music is a provider of original, award-winning music to excite and inspire children to move, and will be giving away a free mini-CD with each purchase at the Tes SEN Show. Hear from them about what they provide in this article.
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UK and Australian based company EasyRead Time Teacher (ERTT) is looking forward to attending TES SEN on the 5th and 6th October 2018.
ERTT will be exhibiting its popular range of stylish and practical time teaching clocks, watches and teaching aids, alongside its simple 3-step teaching method.
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Founded in 1996, Faronics has spent over 22 years as a specialist provider of education software, supplying schools, colleges, and academies across the globe with cutting-edge technologies that aid the day-to-day management of teaching and learning.
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The HandiCalendar app is for anyone who needs help with time and planning. Abilia are giving away a year's FREE licence to the app - read on to discover more about it and how to enter.
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CENTURY is the first learning platform that learns how you learn. They combine cognitive neuroscience with artificially intelligent insights to improve learning outcomes whilst reducing teachers’ administrative burden. Read on to find out how their technology can free up teacher time to help them focus on their provision.
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The 42 CPD certified seminars at this year's show have been carefully picked and assembled by Beverley Walters, that will help you get to grips with the latest sector developments and enable you to return to your schools and settings inspired by new ideas to put into practice straightaway.
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ADHD and pupils with the condition are still subject to controversy when, in fact, it is a pressing issue in most classrooms in the UK. Too many children with ADHD remain unidentified and are not making the progress they should be. There are, however, strategies that can positively influence the identification and development of children with ADHD.
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SEN publishing company Lawler Education had a delightful surprise at the last two TES SEN shows they exhibited at.
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Dyslexia Action Training and Professional Development is an accredited national training provider of courses designed and delivered to support professionals working with individuals with dyslexia and specific learning difficulties. The training courses are designed to strengthen the expertise and confidence of teachers, teaching assistants, SENCOs, instructors, tutors, lecturers and learning support staff.
Hear from them about what they plan to bring to the show here.
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Effective support for children with speech, language and communication needs is essential, but how does your school measure up? Ten years on from the Bercow Review, Mary Hartshorne looks at the situation today and gives us a checklist for best practice.
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The Tes SEN Show are delighted to have Scanning Pens as our Headline Sponsor. We spoke to Jack Churchill, CEO of Scanning Pens, about what they're planning for this year's show.
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Hear from Real Training as they introduce themselves and talk about what you can expect from them at the Tes SEN Show 2018.
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Earlier this month Tes SEN Show exhibitor B Squared ran a ‘Are you ready for the removal of P Levels?’ webinar. It covered the changes to the end of key stage statutory assessment, the impact this will have, how schools will need to change, as well as tips on how to have meaningful communication with parents. Watch it now.
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Crick Software’s child-friendly literacy app, Clicker Connect, is being used in many primary schools around the world to raise reading and writing standards. Now, Crick has released a special symbol-supported version of the app for children with additional learning and communication needs.
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The Mark Allen Group, organisers of the Tes SEN Show, are also due to run Autism Today Winter Meeting 2018 on 7th December 2018 at America Square Conference Centre, London.
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Scanning Pens Ltd is the global distributor for the C-Pen. The ReaderPen and ExamReader by C-Pen are the perfect solutions for reading difficulties in the classroom and outside of it. The pens enhance the learning experience for many children who struggle to get the most out of their education because of the barriers they face from their disability.
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The latest study found that 98% of struggling readers have poor eye convergence. This means they can’t focus both eyes on the same letter and don’t ‘track’ across the page.
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The hyperactive version of ADHD is well-known and often spotted, but students with inattentive ADHD frequently go undiagnosed, as Daniel Sobel knows from his own experience.
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This year’s Tes SEN Show will see the return of the popular opening keynote panel debate, available free to all show visitors.
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Claro Software has released information to help examination and assessment centres make informed decisions about whether to use human readers or Computer Readers with text to speech software in examinations.
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The Tes SEN Show 2018 is the must-attend annual event for everyone in the special educational needs community and will provide two days of dedicated, educational and engaging SEN focus.
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What makes an outstanding teacher? Last year, Helen Webb wrote about her work developing an in-school teacher development programme. She now updates us on this work, the challenges she has encountered and how the programme has evolved.
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The one teaching intervention that could most benefit a range of students, including EAL and SEN, is – according to Daniel Sobel – the use of pre-learning and over-learning. He discusses how these concepts can be introduced.
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