SEND Network

Content Team, SEND Network
  • United Kingdom
Beth Tanton

Trust Lead for SEND, Compass Partnership of Schools

Jude Morrow

CEO, Neurodiversity Training International

Empowering the Neurodivergent Journey Why are there not enough school places for Autistic children, particularly those with Special Educational Needs (SEN)? Why are waiting lists for diagnostics, along with mental health care for both children and adults so long? How do I understand myself or my Neurodivergent child better? Why does everyone view me or my child so negatively? These questions have been on everyone’s minds for decades. Through our EndeeSphere App we want to answer your questions, shine a bright light on the road ahead, and provide you with the people and resources to ensure you and your child’s potential are fully reached. Within the App, we offer live weekly learning classes, support groups, and provide helpful material for Neurodivergent individuals who might be at home, school, or in the workplace. Our founder, Jude Morrow, who is autistic himself, was inspired to create this organisation after witnessing the challenges faced by families who struggle to find affordable resources and support. The same struggles Jude and his family experienced in the 1990’s are just as prevalent today and as a result, Neurodiversity Training International is Jude’s global vehicle for change.
Claire Chambers

Editor The Link Magazine, Speech & Language Link

Beth

Deputy manager area senco , Holly grange

Nancy hamling

Events and Marketing Executive, Speech & Language Link

I’m Nancy, Events and Marketing Executive at Speech & Language Link. My role is to ensure that we listen to your experience of working with SLCN in school and of course to highlight how our support packages can help. I am always delighted to be out and about around the country at education and SEND conferences and exhibitions. It’s great to chat face to face and to find out more about what you need to help your pupils.A large part of my role includes managing our Link Live online conferences. Our termly, twilight sessions feature guest speakers focusing on a wide range of topics relevant to speech and language support. Maybe I'll see you there!  Find out more about The Link Live Sessions here Have you seen your FREE copy of The Link magazine land in your school? If not, head over to view it online here for some fantastic SLCN CPD.
Letecia Knight

Specialist Autism Support Worker , Haringey Council Language & Autism Support Team

Nick Caulfield

Principal, Ditton Park Academy

Abby Armstrong

Deputy SENCO, A place to call our own

Isaiah Ugochukwu Momah

PGCE (Physics with Maths) Student Teacher , Brunel University London

I am a very passionate educator with good experience of special needs. I'm very interested in delivering first quality teaching to learners ensuring inclusivity. 
Nadya Ghazal

Inclusion teacher, Kent College Dubai

Abigail Thompson

SENCO, The floating classroom

Zaynab Rajah

Setting manager , Al Noor nursery

Amy Jennings

Early Years Practitioner , Round & round the garden's childcare

Tammy Jenkins

SENDCo, Newent Community School and Sixth Form Centre

Emma Jiao-Knuckey

Student Autism Researcher and Volunteer for Little Heroes ASD Support , Sheffield Hallam University and Little Heroes ASD Support

Hannah McCormack

Early years lecturer N/A, And PhD Student at University of Dundee

Tara Hartley

Drawning and talking therapist, TLH Therapy

Emma Kettle

PhD Student/ Assistant Lecturer, Birmingham City University

Exploring transition experiences of children with SEND during Covid-19.