Professionals Seminar
The Role of Special Schools within ‘Inclusive’ Education
**Please note: this seminar has been postponed until March, when the green paper is due to be published. To register for this event, please fill in the booking form and we can contact you when the date is confirmed. ***
Are you uncertain of the role the government green paper on SEN will play in your strategies for 2011? BBC Political correspondent Gary O’Donoghue, will be discussing the outcomes of the government plans and how it will affect the education landscape for specialist education. The day will also discuss how a special school can work with local authorities, breaking down the barriers between ‘inclusive’ and ‘special’ provision.
Keynote Speaker:
Gary O’Donoghue – BBC Political Correspondent
When & Where: March 2011 - Date TBC
10:00am-12:00pm
(Optional lunch and tour of the college from 12pm)
Detailed agenda coming soon.
The seminar will be held at the college in Worcester. For directions and a map click here.
Who Should Attend: Local Authorities, Connexions Services, Teachers and Teaching Assistants. Parents of visually impaired students may also find it useful.
Cost: £20.00 per delegate. Free of charge for parents of visually impaired students.
How to Book:
