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Current programmes
Universal SEND Services
Universal SEND Services is an ambitious 3-year programme, funded until 2025 by the Department for Education, and delivered by nasen through the Whole School SEND consortium, in strategic partnership with the Education and Training Foundation and the Autism Education Trust. It aims to develop the education workforce to identify and meet the needs of all children and young people effectively.
EEF Trial of the SEND Review in Mainstream Secondary Schools
The SEND Review is a structured, peer-to-peer evaluation of SEND provision across a school. The aim of the programme is to improve provision for pupils with SEND in mainstream schools by helping schools to evaluate the effectiveness of their provision, and then implement a bespoke action plan to target areas of priority and drive improvement.