Supporting Diverse Learners: A
Practical Approach to SEN

This comprehensive 5day course offers an in depth exploration of how to better support students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) in school settings. Designed for educators who are seeking practical strategies and a deeper understanding of neurodiverse learners, building inclusive, supportive, and adaptive classrooms. Throughout the week, teachers will examine a wide range of student needs with a particular focus on autism, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, and Developmental Language Disorder (DLD).

We will explore the key principles of inclusive education, how to assess and plan for individual learners, and how to communicate effectively with families. Sessions are interactive and grounded in real world practice, using a variety of articles, short videos, group discussions, and case studies to reflect, analyze, and collaborate.

 

Teachers will engage in activities that help them adapt lesson plans, apply assistive technology, and create personalized action plans for students with SEN. The course also provides space for personal reflection and peer sharing, ensuring participants leave with both confidence and practical tools to use in their classrooms.