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FREE Autism and Wellbeing training for schools 

12 July 2025

Approximately 70% of autistic young people experience mental health issues and barriers to learning in school. But it doesn’t have to be this way.  Schools in Mind are recruiting 140…

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DfE extends support for neurodivergent children in mainstream schools

11 June 2025

The DfE has announced the expansion of its Partnership for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) programme that trains teachers to identify and better meet neurodiverse pupils’ needs and improve…

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What role does adaptive teaching play in an inclusive approach to education?

1 June 2025

Adaptive teaching is a fresh classroom approach, making learning more accessible across your pupils' diverse range of needs.At the webinar, an expert panel of leading voices will discuss the question, "What…

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Making instructions more comprehensible for EAL learners

31 May 2025

Learn simple tips to make your instructions clearer for learners new to English. Emily, a trainer at The Bell Foundation, shares practical advice like using gestures, visuals, and cutting out…

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KS2 – KS3 Transitions for EAL Learners

10 May 2025

Get tips on supporting EAL learners as they move from Year 6 to Year 7. Emily, a trainer at The Bell Foundation, shares advice on building listening skills and managing…

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EAL and SEND: Launch of Free Training

9 May 2025

The Bell Foundation launch their new course to equip primary and secondary leaders and practitioners to assess and strengthen their provision for multilingual learners who use EAL, who may also…

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Belonging in School: a school-level resource for developing inclusive policies

4 April 2025

The free Belonging in School resource offers tools that schools and educators can use to revise or develop policies for educational inclusion, particularly as they pertain to learners with neurodevelopmental differences. It covers…

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Curriculum for Inclusion: why knowledge-rich matters and how to do it well

2 March 2025

In this free webinar from The Chartered College Christine Counsell will draw on recent experience of developing, resourcing and supporting the implementation of a primary humanities curriculum. She will show…

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Women’s History month: March 2025

28 February 2025

Every year, Women's History Month has a different theme. The theme for 2025 is Moving Forward Together! Women Educating and Inspiring Generations. This theme celebrates the collective strength, equality, and…

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Recognising the diverse play styles of autistic children

26 January 2025

 A-Fest Online 2025, a Festival Celebrating Autism and Autistic Individuals, is free to attend. Embracing Neurodiversity: Recognising the Diverse Play Styles of Autistic Children in Early Years Settings, takes place:…

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The SEND Network podcast: Valuing and developing neurodivergent play

22 January 2025

With a new school term comes a new season of the SEND Network Podcast! In our first episode of 2025, Izzy Felton is joined by Simon Airey. Izzy and Simon…

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Mental health and wellbeing calendar: spring term 2025

19 January 2025

A mental health calendar for the 2025 spring term to help schools and colleges plan in activities ahead of time. The calendar covers awareness days and themes throughout the 2025…

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