Sushmeethaa

Specialist Teaching assistant , Ambitious college Isleworth

Ann Crowhurst

Parent Governor & Student, LPA

Kim Piff

Communications Manager, Dolphin Computer Access

Aisling Finn

Writer, Self employed

Anju

SENDCo, Earlham Primary School

Eleanor Norris

6th Form Teacher, Northfleet Technology College

Helen Mee

Head of Communities and Learning, Calibre Audio

Emily March

SEN Class lead, Maypole

Maria

SEND training tutor , OLT

Sara Alston

Consultant and Trainer, SEA Inclusion and Safeguarding

Independent Education consultant and trainer, specialising in SEND and Safeguarding Author of The Inclusive Classroom and Working Effectively with your Teaching Assistant. I provide direct support to schools inclusing SENCo support and mentoring, SEND and safeguarding reviews, bespoke SEND and Safeguarding training.  I regularly speak at conferences and other events.  I write and blog about SEND and safegurding issues, Currently interests include the additional safegaurding vulnerablities of children with SEND and the support for miliatary families.
Emma Martin

SENCO, Mayfield School

Nicola Platt

Campus Lead, Pinc College

Tina Carrington

Director, Purpose-Driven Careers CIC

Cheryl

Banbury , Parent

Lia Bray

Level Up Coordinator, MYTIME Young Carers

Daisy

Teaching Assistant, The Collett School

Emma Juhasz

Children's Non-Fiction Author, Mighty Shepherd Publishing

Morgan Attride-Stirling

Neurodiversity-Affirming Educator & Founding Director, Neurokind

Hello! My name is Morgan, and I am the founding director and lead educator at Neurokind ✨ I am keen to connect and collaborate with other professionals in the field so please do feel free get in touch! Neurokind provides specialist community-based education, bespoke play sessions and personalised family support for neurodivergent and disabled children. All sessions are tailor-made to support the individual needs of each child and their family and are delivered by a qualified teacher (who is also neurodivergent). We specialise in working with nursery and primary-aged children with complex needs including autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, developmental delays, as well as speech and language difficulties/disorders. As neurodiversity-affirming practitioners, we: see each and every child as a unique individual worthy of respect and dignity follow a strengths-based approach to learning stemming from the child's personal interests believe neurodivergent children should have the opportunity to be taught by neurodivergent adults firmly believe in child-led learning through play value connection over compliance and always prioritise emotional regulation celebrate all forms of communication while advocating for greater access to AAC see ‘behaviour’ as a form of communication or expression of an unmet need encourage bodily autonomy and always respect personal boundaries
Claire Bramwell

International SEND Manager , Specialist SEND Group