This SENDcast Session will be broadcast LIVE on 2nd July 2024 at 1.30pm
Ensuring effective provision mapping within your setting
Provision mapping plays a crucial role in promoting inclusive education, ensuring legal compliance, fostering collaboration and enabling student progress. Ensuring provision mapping is effective is key to supporting the academic and holistic development of students with SEND.
Drawing on his experience of 10 years as a SENDCO and 6 years as a MAT leader for SEND, Simon Tanner demonstrates how to effectively capture all interventions being completed in your setting along with the impact they have. This will maximise your evidence for supporting need through recording of the graduated response. It will also allow strategic oversite of your SEND department to support future CPD needs.
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Key takeaways
– Effectively capture all interventions currently in place –
– Accurately measure the progress of these interventions –
– Provide quality assurance of what support you have provided –
Who is the session aimed at?
SENDCOs, Assistant SENDCOs, SEND line managers.
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About the Creator
Simon Tanner / National Director of SEND for E-ACT
Simon is National Director of SEND for E-ACT. With 10 years as an experienced SENDCo and 6 as a MAT leader for SEND, Simon has developed effective SEND practice across multiple MATs and leads on SEND and MAT SEND reviews across the country.
Simon co-chairs the MAT SEND Leaders group which he established with Dr Nicola Crossly (Liberty Trust). The group currently have over 175 MAT leaders of SEND and collaborate with Whole Education. Simon is a mentor on Whole Education’s MAT SEND leaders programme which last year supported over 250 academies across England and is now moving into its second cohort.
Simon regularly presents at national conferences, is a member for Liberty Academy, sits on an advisory board for ELKLAN speech and language training provider and was part of EDUKEY’s Provision map series in 2020-2021 and TEXTHELP’s festivals of education between 2021-2023.
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